Analysis of Saudi Arabia's Political Challenges

Stop talking. Riyadh has been exposed. It can no longer find

anyone to fight for it. It rushed to its last remaining options.

Exploiting Mecca and Medina. This is not defense.

This is humiliation, lies, and scandal.

The world never saw

the terrorist Houthi target the Holy Kaaba and Mecca, the Holy City.

Since 2015, they have thought Yemen would be a walk in the park.

But the years passed, and the attacks did not stop.

Oil facilities. Airports. Cities. The economy.

All are under fire. And Riyadh is unable to repel what it calls

a threat. So what did it do? It rushed to the U.S. president.

It begged him to strike the Houthis, but he refused.

The refusal was a slap in the face. Then it appealed to Pakistan and Turkey.

So what came of it? Statements of condemnation. Not a single plane.

Not a single ship. Not a single soldier. Even Pakistan, which signed with them

the so-called Mecca Charter, did not lift a finger. Its

chief of staff was busy on a call with Iran's foreign minister.

Turkey and Pakistan turned their backs and merely issued condemnations.

The brotherly nations left Riyadh to drown in its own swamp.

The greatest humiliation. It reached the point where they tried to reach

Israel through U.S. Central Command.

Yes, Israel. The one that sold Palestine. And the one that

rushed to normalize relations. They thought Tel Aviv would throw them a lifeline.

But there was no response, no action, no

honor. Because enemies do not grant honor to those who sold out to them

yesterday.

Even the UAE, their foremost ally, withdrew from the

OPEC group and said it was no longer willing to subject its oil

policy to Saudi leadership it considers unserious.

The Gulf they ruled with money dispersed from

around them.

The big lie. To get out of their predicament,

they invented a narrative that the Houthis want to target Mecca

and Medina. A cheap, exposed lie.

Ansar Allah Political Bureau member Mohammed al-Farah responded

to them with one sentence that says it all. We are more protective

of Mecca and the holy sites than those who trade in them

politically, and those who gifted its covering to Jeffrey

Epstein. Yes, the Kaaba's covering was gifted to

Jeffrey Epstein. Whoever does that has no right to

He talks about holy sites. The Houthis fight in

Sana'a and Hodeidah, targeting the occupation’s ships and interests.

So they made him a threat to the Kaaba and the Prophet’s Mosque.

This is not defending the Two Holy Mosques. This is manipulation

of holy sites. This is selling religion in the political marketplace.

And the question that exposes the entire contradiction is: How can

someone who attacks his opponents’ origins claim to defend

Islam and holy sites? Here, historical narratives

and controversial claims emerge, including the assertion

that Al Saud descend from the lineage of Mordechai ibn

Ibrahim, who pretended to be Muslim and infiltrated

the Anaza tribe. Some proponents of this narrative link

this to what is said about some Bedouins calling them descendants

of the Red Fezzes. But the more important question

is not this narrative alone. The question is,

how can defending Mecca and Medina be a slogan

while policy is based on pleading

with foreign powers and seeking protection from enemies?

The problem is not the slogans.

The problem is the contradiction between what is said and what is done.

To make religion a tool of politics, that is commerce

in Jerusalem.

And begging enemies to confront your brothers,

is forfeiting independent decision-making.

And making Mecca and Medina cards in a political conflict,

is the contradiction that must be presented to the people.

O nation of Islam,

whoever begs enemies to act against his brothers,

and whoever makes holy sites cards in the political game,

will reap nothing but loss.

Humiliation, contradiction, and disgrace before the world.

The end.