Analysis of Houthi Influence in Yemen

Nine of them, nine out of ten of them.

Ninety percent of them are against the Houthis.

But what has the Houthi given Yemenis?

Listen to me, I'll tell you frankly.

What's the secret that makes a Yemeni citizen,

even one who ideologically disagrees with the group,

feel pride and honor

because of what Abdul Malik al-Houthi does?

Listen to me, you're analyzing the opponent.

Yemenis always felt that the countries in the region didn't

respect them.

That the whole world, the whole world, the whole world looks at Yemenis

with disdain and contempt. My back hurts.

That these Yemenis are poor,

oppressed, and so on and so on. Let's speak frankly.

Let's speak frankly.

Then Abdul Malik al-Houthi emerged.

He spoke to them about pride and dignity. Look, there is no, there is no money.

Sana'a has no money.

Abdul Malik didn't give the Yemeni people bread.

Focus with me, there is no—there is a blockade, hunger, and restrictions on them.

He used something with them, a sensitive card

that a person can bear.

He filled them with dignity and pride. He made them feel honored.

He made Yemenis around the world walk among the people

Everyone says, "I hit Israel, I hit Israel, I hit America."

"I hit Israel," those for it and those against it.

People go around saying "Yemeni," not "Houthi."

During the events, I’m telling you, during the events that came upon Gaza.

The whole world says, "Yemen, Yemen, Yemen, the Yemeni forces, the"

Yemeni forces."

During it, Yemenis felt

pride and dignity. There is no money. He is not handing out cash

and feeding and watering people, buying their consciences and their loyalties. No, no.

Then, after that, he delivered a message to neighboring countries.

You will not be able to humiliate Yemenis after today.

Since when has a Yemeni said to Saudi Arabia, "A blockade for a blockade"?

Honestly, brothers, let’s not lie to each other.

We used to see the Yemeni people

as weak, and many people looked down on them. Stand with the Yemeni people.

We have people in Saudi Arabia who disparage the people of the south.

Let’s not lie to each other. Now someone comes and says, "They’re our brothers, our loved ones, and we love them."

No, no, no, no, no.

You call the people of the south in Saudi Arabia Zuyud.

Half of them are originally Hijazi tribes.

They include descendants of the Prophet's Companions, peace be upon him.

So imagine how they view Yemenis.

The Saudi government already views the entire people as contemptible.

Then Abu Yemen comes along.

This Abu Yemen fires a missile at him and says, "A siege for a siege."

"An airport for an airport. Escalation for escalation."

This is what Abdul-Malik al-Houthi gave Yemenis.

Yemenis, while an adult needs 1,500 to 2,000 calories to eat,

Yemenis get 500 to 700 calories a day.

But what satisfies them is dignity and pride.

Today, I'm ready to impose my will on everyone around me.

You can't make up for that.

It makes him go out into the street happy and boastful.

You will not humiliate me again.

Sorry, brothers, for what happened to you Southerners.

Four hundred, 500 of you were hit by missiles.

Four hundred, 500 people were killed by missiles

from Saudi Arabia. The next day, half of them went to Saudi Arabia

to swim in the pools

and take pictures underwater for a minute.

Abdul-Malik said, "No way."

Blow for blow, missile for missile,

drone for drone.

I do not possess your abilities, I give them to you. Imagine!

So the Yemeni who supports him feels that

today, I have a leader who preserves my dignity.

Look, this is serious, money cannot buy it. Listen to me.

Someone comes and tells you, “The Rafidite, the followers of Zayd,

the Jarudi, Marudi sect.”

This is something people can never satisfy for you.

Today, the Yemeni walks among people proudly.

Could this talk have happened

ten or 15 years ago?

This is the dignity Abdul-Malik al-Houthi has provided to Yemenis.

And I tell you frankly, by God, there is no god but Him,

those who support the Houthis in Yemen—

among his enemies and opponents—are more than his friends and allies.

They are gloating over you, damn them,

because you humiliated them.

When you treat someone as though you are above them, you humiliate them.

When the flies come out and tell Southerners, “With two airstrikes, I’ll wipe you out,”

he humiliates them.

When the flies come out and tell Tariq Saleh’s group, “You traitors, you

sellouts,” without knowing that the group, spelled with an H, worked on the ammunition

They targeted weapons factories and supply lines, and transportation routes.

They targeted logistical warehouses and strategic stockpiles.

They breached communications and radio security and recruited

spies, infiltrating the ranks and NCOs.

And-and-and the NCOs with Tariq Saleh and other intelligence,

political, security, and military operations.

Then you come along and say Tariq Saleh is a sellout.

And that the Brotherhood member is treacherous.

You have humiliated all Yemenis

at a time when Abdul-Malik fills them with pride and dignity.

He walks around like a madman.

By God, he doesn't even need to chew qat.

His head is swollen. That's it, I am so-and-so, give me back

my dignity. I will not be humiliated again. Israel, step in.

Strike Israel. Strike America. Trump says, "I don't want to, I,

I, I don't want to provoke them." Trump himself has told you.

You tell me I'm cheerleading now. I brought you Trump.

Trump says, "No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no."

These people are strong, and they endured. Listen,

listen to Donald Trump. Listen to the statement again.

When Yemenis are mentioned, did any Yemeni ever dream that one day

an American president would say this about the Yemeni people?

See? Do you understand? You're an idiot, you don't understand Yemen's situation.

You don't know how to analyze.

You're speaking based on your whims and mood. This is what Abdul-Malik al-Houthi has achieved.

A traitor, treacherous, criminal, liar, deceives people, beats them.

You say whatever you want to say.

But the ordinary Yemeni in the street is happy.

You'll tell me Saddam Hussein committed atrocities, did this and that.

I'll tell you I agree with you. I never said no.

But Saddam Hussein made Iraqis feel that they were honorable

proud

and able to challenge the world. Abdul-Malik al-Houthi offered this mix

to his supporters and Yemenis. Listen to what Donald Trump said a year ago.

We've achieved a very good result with the Houthis

And we respect their word. They made a commitment, and we dealt

with other countries close to them. We'll see what happens next.

I hope the attacks end and they leave the ships alone and do not

attack them. We take their word seriously

And we dealt them powerful blows. They had enormous resilience

to withstand the blows. They faced severe punishment.

When Donald Trump comes out and says, “This poor Yemeni whom

you despise

has enormous resilience to withstand blows,”

wouldn't he feel Yemeni pride? For God's sake.

My brothers, my brothers who