Call for Peace and Surrender in Yemen

They are gathered in the city. Most of them are young men.

Reckless youths, while some are young men who want to eat and

merely subsist. Therefore, my dear brother, I appeal, and I have

written a letter yesterday, first, to the scholars there

and the preachers and dignitaries in the city, urging them to proceed cautiously

and choose the path of safety, and to, and to seize

the opportunity to take the initiative for peace, and also to

hasten to accept the pardon issued by the Supreme Leader,

Mr. Abdul-Malik. President al-Mashat has also issued

an order called the general amnesty. So I advise them that there is no way out.

By God, there is no way out for them, no way out of the city except that they

surrender and give themselves up, because no matter how much they resist and no matter how much

they gather, and no matter how much ammunition reaches them that comes through

Hayat al-Dhabhani or other women like her who

are like al-Basus. Like who? Al-Basus, Hind

bint Utbah. This Hayat al-Dhabhani is

a Basus, collecting Saudi money and also sending it

to these young men so that they may subsist and stockpile it.

Then they act as Salem Al-Daws said, "We'll make a stir."

They make a stir with whatever ammunition and money reaches them,

from Saudi Arabia, as well as U.S. currency.

We tell them, "There is no way out for you, no solution except

to surrender and hand over the city." Taiz is now undoubtedly

in danger if these people continue, because Ansar Allah and

behind them, the proud, honorable Yemeni people,

the brave people, want freedom. They want to reject tutelage,

cut off the hand of collaboration, and rid themselves of the

Saudi regime, which is treacherous, conspiratorial, and an enemy

to me, my father, and my grandfather, a historical enemy. We must

rid ourselves of this regime. We must stand united.

We call on these young men to return, for I can see

the end. I see that you will surrender in the end, but after

what? After becoming mercenaries? No, brothers, what do you gain

from money, ammunition, or weapons? In the end, what will it be?

Booty for Ansar Allah, booty for the Yemeni people. Surrender

from the outset, while you are safe, rather than coming at the end,

I think the amnesty will not include you, it will not include you.

Nor will the amnesty include a man or young man who fights to his last breath, then

throws down his weapon. This is called armed banditry, this is deliberate, and they

persisted in grave sin, persisted in corruption, persisted

in destruction. The amnesty does not include, does not include whoever

persists in his aggression and corruption until his last breath.

Their handing themselves over and their surrender will be

like what? Like Pharaoh's submission after

drowning. O young men, men, and

girls, come to your senses. Hand over your city

and submit and surrender now so that we may enjoy prosperity

and well-being, and enjoy as well

freedom and stability, and put an end to the grip of

collaboration and tutelage. O God, bear witness, for we have

conveyed the message. O God, bear witness, for we have conveyed the message. O God, bear witness, for we have

conveyed the message.