Sana'a - Saba:
At a time when the stifling siege on the Gaza Strip is intensifying, and its people are suffering from hunger, disease, and ongoing massacres, the criminal Donald Trump arrived in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, boasting of his arrival and trumpeting his illusory victories.
He was received with a remarkable official reception by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, forgetting Trump's previous description of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as a "cash cow."
While Trump was on his way to Riyadh, Qatar anticipated his arrival by announcing the purchase of a luxury jet worth $400 million as a personal gift for him. This reflects a state of moral depravity and blind subservience to the forces of global arrogance. Such an amount could have provided relief for thousands of Palestinian families besieged in Gaza, treated the wounded, or rebuilt what was destroyed by the Zionist enemy. But Saudi, Qatari, and Emirati money chose the path of submission and the purchase of loyalty.
In an extension of this political decline, these regimes not only lavished their funds on Trump and his ilk, but also accompanied this with paid media performances that distort awareness and polish the image of normalization with the Zionist entity, ignoring the daily crimes committed against women and children under siege and bombardment, making them a key partner in the conspiracy, not just a silent spectator.
A child carrying his body in a plastic bag, a mother calling for her children under the rubble, and a hospital without fuel or medicine: this is the scene in Gaza today, amid global silence, international inaction, Arab betrayal, and the complete closure of all border crossings, while several Gulf capitals lavish their funds on the killer of peoples and the destroyer of nations.
While Trump was conducting blackmail deals with the Saudi Crown Prince, the criminal Benjamin Netanyahu was issuing new threats to invade Gaza and revealing negotiations with foreign countries to deport the Strip's residents. This is a clear indication of the criminal occupation's intention to implement a plan for forced displacement, using the blockade and starvation as tools of pressure to achieve political and security gains.
In light of the blatant collusion and complementary roles between the Zionist enemy and its supporters, some Gulf regimes, Operation "Noah's Flood" on October 7, 2023, came as a comprehensive Palestinian national response to the arrogance of the usurping entity. However, the client Arab regimes demonstrated their blatant bias against the resistance, accusing it of rebellion and forgetting that this operation was launched from a nationalist standpoint, not limited to any particular faction or group.
Events have proven that those who oppose the resistance are in fact siding with the Zionist enemy, even if they wear the cloak of Arabism. Today, the resistance, with its will, popularity, and reach, no longer requires the approval of regimes; rather, it is the voice of the peoples who reject guardianship and hegemony.
In contrast, the Republic of Yemen, its leadership and people, were at the forefront of supporting the resistance from the outset, providing political, media, and military support. This included imposing a comprehensive naval embargo on Israeli ships in the Red and Arabian Seas and the Gulf of Aden, which paralyzed the Zionist port of Umm al-Rashrash and inflicted heavy losses on the enemy, to the point of declaring it bankrupt.
The Yemeni role did not stop there. The Yemeni Armed Forces continued to launch targeted missile and air strikes against Israeli military targets inside the occupied territories, forcing the enemy to accept the ceasefire agreement sponsored by the resistance forces. Yemen stipulated that all its provisions be implemented without deception or evasion.
With the enemy's reneging on the terms of the agreement and its renewed escalation of its aggression, the Yemeni Armed Forces moved to the second phase of deterrence, which included declaring a no-fly zone at Ben Gurion Airport, a major economic and security shock to the occupying entity.
The rapid repercussions of the no-fly zone announcement affected airlines, tourism, and investment, stunned Israel internally, and proved to the world that resistance is no longer confined to the borders of Palestine, but rather has a strategic depth extending from Yemen to every point of free resistance in the nation.
According to political analysts, Trump's visit to the region comes within the framework of soliciting Gulf funds to compensate for America's failure to subdue Yemen, its declining hegemony in the Red Sea, and its loss of ability to protect its allies. This visit is not, as Western and Arab media are promoting, a diplomatic tour; rather, it is a public blackmail campaign waged by Washington against regimes that have lost their sovereign power.
Analysts emphasize that this visit is not motivated by a desire to resolve outstanding issues or find a way out of the Palestinian issue, but rather comes within the context of his efforts to obtain billions of dollars from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE to restore America's faltering political, economic, and military image and preserve what remains of its influence in the region.
Trump is not visiting the Gulf to resolve conflicts, but rather to pour oil on the fire and ensure the continuation of tensions that keep the arms market open and Gulf billions on demand, given the absence of a national project for these regimes other than remaining under the protection of the White House.
In the face of this moral and political collapse, Yemen's position stands out as a free, courageous voice and a sincere model of support for the Palestinian cause. This demonstrates that the era of subjugation and subservience is over, and that the final word will belong to free peoples, not to mercenary regimes.
What is taking place today is a battle for dignity, identity, and decision-making, in which positions are revealed and equations are formulated. Yemen, at the heart of this confrontation, is moving steadfastly, driven by a genuine faith and popular will. I
t views Palestine as the central issue of the nation, embodying, through its choices and conscious actions, a firm stance not governed by temporary calculations.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE continue to harness their wealth to the benefit of the nation's enemies and transform it into funds for aggression, unaware that the people are aware and taking note, and that the next phase will be one in which positions will be built on sincere support for the nation's issues, foremost among them Palestine.
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