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Houthi leader says US, Israel ‘source of evil and instability in the world’

The leader of Yemen’s Houthi movement has denounced US and Israeli collaboration as the source of the problems in the Middle East.

In a televised address, Abdel-Malik al-Houthi also blamed Saudi leaders for advancing US and Israeli objectives in the region.

“The United States and Israel are the source of evil and instability in the world,” al-Houthi said.

Here’s more from his speech:

• The US, Israel and their allies fuel instability through warmongering and the plundering of the wealth of nations, from Palestine to other regions.
• The Zionist project, with the aim of changing the map of the Middle East to create a “Greater Israel” – which envisions Israeli territory stretching from the Nile in Egypt to the Euphrates River in Iraq – is the driving force behind all the wars in the region.
• This alliance has no respect for international agreements or UN resolutions but boasts of genocide against nations and the destruction of civilizations.
• Saudi Arabia’s role in collaborating with the US, Israel and Britain to undermine any unified stance of the Muslim community is now completely clear and well-known.
• Saudi Arabia’s aggression against Yemen has been ongoing for years, has no legal justification and is carried out within the framework of alignment and loyalty to the US and Israel.

and that ...

Netanyahu promised Trump that the Iranian regime would collapse by his resumption of his 12-day preemptive war, to lure the US president into his war ...

The Houthis have a point.

Based on the chronology of incidents concerning the Memorandum of Understanding, as a result of altering interpretations, Trump's unpredictable and aggressive behavior and threats systematically expressed towards Iran, which ultimately have led to unjustified ending of the ceasefire, and the resumption of Trump's part of Netanyahu's resumption of the preemptive 12-day war ...

The Houthis have a point.

Iran tells Houthis to close Red Sea gateway if US hits power network

Iran has asked Yemen’s Houthi movement to stand ready to close the Red Sea oil route if the United States strikes Iranian power infrastructure, three sources told Reuters on Thursday, posing a potent new threat ​to global energy supplies.
The idea has been discussed within the Islamic Republic's leadership, and the message has been conveyed to Iran's Houthi allies, two senior Iranian ‌sources and a regional source familiar with the matter said, speaking on condition of anonymity.