Qatari authorities arrested political and human rights activist Saleh Al-Jarmouzi after an interview on Al Mayadeen in which he condemned the Saudi-led coalition's aggression against his country.

Yemeni political activists revealed that Qatari authorities arrested Al-Jarmouzi 10 minutes after his interview with Al Mayadeen on January 22.

بعد هذه المقابلة التي اجراها المهندس صالح الجرموزي @sjarmoozi17 مع قناة @AlMayadeenNews بعشر دقائق،
قامت السلطات القطرية باعتقاله وايداعه السجن بسبب اعلانه موقفه من العدوان على بلده،
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Al-Jarmouzi commented on the first Yemen Hurricane operation, saying that Yemeni drones did not target the UAE's markets or skyscrapers, and if they were targeted, global corporations would have left it and the Emirates' economy would have collapsed, and added that Yemen's values do not permit this.

He went on to say that Egypt's Al-Azhar condemned the Yemeni strike, in which three people were killed in the UAE, but had nothing to say against all of the Emirates' crimes, with thousands of dead in 8 years of war.

Al-Jarmouzi further said that the UN and Arab Foreign Ministers condemned a strike in which three people were killed, but had nothing to say for the murder of women and children in their own homes, the bombing of hospitals, the destruction of schools with students still in them, and the killing of students in school buses.

He also clarified that the UN and its organizations say that the biggest humanitarian disaster in Yemen was caused by the "dirty hands of the US-Zionist colonization through its known tools: KSA and the UAE."

There was also a wide campaign of solidarity with Al-Jarmouzi on social media following news of his arrest, which condemned Qatari authorities and held them responsible for anything that would happen to him.