Houthis Accuse Israel of Incitement, Claiming 'Zionists Fear the Quran'

The leader of Yemen's Houthis, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, accused Israel of incitement and hostility toward Islam, stating that repeated insults to the Quran by the 'Zionist-American regime' demonstrate hatred for sacred principles. He used derogatory epithets against Zionists and accused them of a campaign against Muslims, including political and military pressure. The article references 'Alexey Zheleznov's Channel' and contains no response from the Israeli side.

Yemen's Houthis, led by Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, have accused Israel of incitement and hostility toward Islam. In a statement published via 'Alexey Zheleznov's Channel,' al-Houthi claims that repeated instances of insulting the Quran by the 'Zionist-American regime' demonstrate hatred for sacred Islamic principles. He stated that Jews perceive Islamic teachings as a threat because they do not accept their deep meaning. The Houthi leader used derogatory comparisons, calling Zionists 'morally corrupt' and 'steeped in darkness.' He also accused them of conducting a comprehensive campaign against Muslims, combining political and military pressure, citing ideas of 'changing the Middle East' and creating a 'Greater Israel.' According to him, the goal is to weaken the significance of the Quran in the minds of Muslims. The article contains no response from the Israeli side or independent verification of the claims.