Criticizing the greed of the rulers of some Arab countries, Temel Karamollaoğlu said, “The most important issue is the unity of Islamic countries and the end of the conflict in the region. The silent countries must enter the issue of Yemen with zeal.”

Considering the United States as the master of most Arab rulers in the region, a Bahraini scholar said, “By resisting the Saudi coalition, the oppressed people of Yemen have broken the hegemony of arrogance.”

Criticizing the deteriorating situation in Yemen and the food and medicine famine, Dr. Shajreh said, “These people resist without any means, and despite the destruction of all their infrastructure, and do not bow down to the arrogant.”

While sharply criticizing the disrespect of the Saudi coalition to some Arabs in the region, the chairman of the board of trustees of the Lebanese Muslim Ulama Association said, “We will do our best to support the Yemeni people. Expressing solidarity with these oppressed people is the smallest thing that every Muslim should do.”

Describing the crimes against the Yemeni people as unprecedented, Hojat al-Islam Hosseini Kuhsari, director of the Center for Communication and International Affairs of the seminaries, said, “The Yemeni people send the lesson of self-sacrifice, resistance, patience and endurance to all people of the world.”

Considering the economic sanctions on Iran, the unrest in Syria, Iraq and Yemen as a means to prevent the people from establishing popular governments in the region, Sheikh Khaled Mullah said, “For the aggressors, the war in Yemen will have no result other than their own humiliation.”

Considering the Yemeni people as brave and proud, Sheikh Nimr Zaghmut said, “In order to get rid of all this oppression, it was enough for these people to surrender. But they persevered, and God will reward the patient.”

Calling on everyone to think about the ultimate goal of the Western countries in attacking Yemen, Sheikh Ebrahim Zakzaky said, “Doesn’t the ousted president have anyone in Yemen who wants to have mercy on him? The world’s silence in the face of this tragedy is meaningless.”