Oh Houthi, read the scene carefully.

The Iranian expansionist project, which hijacked the name “resistance” from its real creators, left its arms with no choice but to die for Iran.

He armed Hezbollah and prepared its leaders ideologically and sectarianly for this purpose, he armed the Iraqi sectarian militias and prepared them for this purpose, he armed the Houthis and prepared them opportunistically for this purpose, and he blackmailed Hamas by exploiting the Palestinian differences in dealing with the appropriate approach for the path of the Palestinian resistance between the various struggling factions to plant his destructive project.

Hezbollah worked to sabotage the national understandings to build the Lebanese state, and directed its weapons to kill the Syrians and Yemenis who resisted the Iranian-backed Houthi coup, and killed everyone who struggled for the national state that rejects Iranian hegemony in the Arab region. Hezbollah’s weapons did not kill a single Israeli soldier in the battles to support Gaza, while thousands were killed in Yemen, Syria and Lebanon.

With the Iranian missiles launched from areas under his control, the Houthis have provided a service to the Israeli enemy by reinforcing Israel’s narrative that it is besieged and facing a war of extermination from its neighbors, while the truth is that these missiles have not provided any support for Gaza’s steadfastness in the face of the brutal Israeli extermination. The Popular Mobilization Forces’ missiles have not reached any area in Israel without exhausting their explosive power, causing a pile of burning ashes to fall.

These people had to die for Iran, and to detonate and send their missiles and drones as the Iranian regime required. Any voice that criticized or opposed this ugly use of the concept of resistance, which sacrificed the blood of Arabs in these countries to protect the regime of the Supreme Leader, had to be silenced.

In Yemen, the Houthis rejected any peace project that did not agree with the political and military paths that the Iranian regime decided to organize within the framework of the so-called resistance project. The Houthis established the option of death as the only option before the Yemenis, just as Hezbollah did before the Lebanese and others in more than one place.

And when the moment came when Iran had to choose between the homeland and its arms, it decided to choose the homeland. This is Persia, which still sees the Arabs as mere Lakhmids protecting its borders. The value of Nasrallah was five days of mourning, nothing more, just as the value of Haniyeh was promises of revenge that ended with sweet talk about the American brothers.

Oh Houthi, read the scene carefully, come to a common word, Yemen is big enough for everyone, and the three references, especially the results of the national dialogue, are the path to peace.

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