Hawzah News Agency- despite all the suffering imposed on the Yemeni people by the ongoing war and blockade, Yemenis — even under the harsh conditions of war with the Saudi-led coalition — remain steadfast in their position of support for the Palestinian people and their emphasis on the necessity of establishing an independent Palestinian state on its own land with Holy Quds as its capital. Sana'a has repeatedly reaffirmed this position, to the extent that some believe the conspiracy against Yemen is a result of the country's unwavering stance on Palestine and its support for it and its designation of the Zionist regime as the principal enemy of the Islamic Ummah. Palestinians, for their part, believe their Arab origins trace back to Yemen, and that Yemenis have always stood by the Palestinians under all circumstances — and that they are the free men of the Islamic Ummah.
With the spread of news of the victories of the Yemeni resistance front against the American-Saudi-Zionist coalition on the one hand, and the possibility of a new conflict in the region and efforts to liberate the occupied Palestinian territories in a future war — with the Palestinian resistance front alongside Yemen — on the other, divisive news between Yemeni and Palestinian Muslims has also increased. Zionist media, based on sowing discord among Muslims of Islamic countries — including Iraq, Lebanon, Iran and Yemen — are trying to create divisions between these countries and Muslims, sometimes under the pretext of Shia and Sunni affiliation or other ethnic and sectarian differences.
Accordingly, Sayyid Essam al-Emad, in a message addressed to Palestinian brothers, explained his 40-year effort to defend the Palestinian cause and stressed that the Yemeni people will always support their Palestinian brothers and sisters.
The text of the message is as follows:
I am not a political specialist. I am simply one of the scholars of Yemen and usually write only research articles on the Holy Quran, the Sunnah and the history of Islam. However, since 2003, I have written about the martyr of the Quran, the late Allamah Sayyid Hussein al-Houthi, and about the injustice done to Yemenis and Palestinians. Therefore, I thank every Palestinian who has defended Yemenis.
We are united with the Palestinians by the words "Allahu Akbar," the Book of God and the verse "Indeed, the believers are brothers."
This brotherhood between Yemenis and Palestinians has been ordained by the Lord of the Worlds, and what God has ordained cannot be revoked by the media outlets of the Zionist-backed Mohammed bin Salman.
We are also united with the Palestinians in our enmity toward America and Israel.
The one who thanks you (Palestinians) has for more than forty years defended Palestinians and Yemenis and has written extensively and delivered numerous speeches in their defense. In the end, everyone knows that all rumors against Palestinians and Yemenis originate from the media outlets of the Zionist-backed Mohammed bin Salman, who suffers from the bond of brotherhood between Yemenis and Palestinians. May the Almighty God grant you and us a great reward.
Your brother, Essam al-Emad
Yemen's Steadfast Support for Palestine
The message comes as Yemen continues to demonstrate unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian people despite the immense hardships inflicted by the Saudi-led war and blockade. Sana'a has consistently positioned the Palestinian cause at the heart of its foreign policy, repeatedly condemning normalization deals between Arab states and the Zionist regime and calling for the liberation of all occupied Palestinian territories. The Yemeni scholar's message underscores the deep historical and religious ties binding the Yemeni and Palestinian peoples, and serves as a direct rebuke to Saudi-Zionist media campaigns seeking to drive a wedge between them. Observers say such attempts at sowing discord are part of a broader strategy by Tel Aviv and its regional allies to weaken the Axis of Resistance by exploiting sectarian and ethnic fault lines — a strategy that has repeatedly failed in the face of the profound unity forged by shared struggles against common enemies.
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