From Palestine to Yemen “Al-Aqsa Flood” May God bless our Yemen..

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Ruba Youssef Shaheen/Syria

It is unfortunate what we see. We are in the twenty-first century from some Arab rulers who did not care about the Arab Levant, despite the woes that have befallen this Levant since French and British colonialism, except from one aspect, which is taking “satisfaction” from the so-called “United States of America.” It is the superpower that no country can confront militarily, and we do not deny that it is a strong country. The strength of countries is usually determined by their economy, and therefore by their military power, as they contain global capital that controls the world through their deep state.

But the United States, and the West in general, has built for itself a high tower protected by the title “democracy,” and this is of course in diplomatic dealings with those to whom it wants to issue this decorative trick, or let’s say candy under many names that fall under the name of democracy.

But the reality of the situation, especially in our “Arab Levant,” and with the growth of the ideology of resistance, the general concept of this great power, “the United States of America,” changed, and the export of democracy became diverse and tolerated “sweet and bitter,” each according to his compliance with it, and without allowing those whom Washington has placed on Its black map, and the intention is that they have become a threat to the interests of the “Zionist entity” in our Arab Levant, and one of these countries is the “Republic of Yemen”, this country which was called Happy Yemen, for its richness in natural resources, but they wanted it to be divided, to make it easier to exploit and steal.

And of course, after the war launched by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates against it to divide it into South and North Yemen, to share the wealth and seize the most important waterways, the Bab al-Mandab Strait, the rich islands of Socotra Island, and other riches of Yemen, but despite the war that is still ongoing until now, where Yemen is still under siege despite the truce agreements announced by Saudi Arabia, but it is true that the Yemeni people are still suffering from a stifling siege on the most important vital facilities, including Sanaa International Airport, which is considered the main artery of this country, especially during the years of war.

During the years of war on Yemen, this people is still cohesive and united under the banner of Yemen. After the victories achieved by this great people under the leadership of the Yemeni army and Ansar Allah, they were able, through their popular cohesion and unity, to achieve achievements on the ground, as they returned many areas to the control of the Yemeni people. Hence, despite the wars this blessed country is suffering from, and with the outbreak of the great revolution in… Palestine “Al-Aqsa Flood” With the worsening criminality of the Israeli enemy in the genocide of the people of Gaza, the Yemeni people were the first to support the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, and Yemeni resistance missiles began to rain down on “Tel Aviv” and “Eilat.”
It caused great concern, not only for the settlers and their officials, but also for countries affiliated with the United States of America “such as Saudi Arabia in security,” which were unable to deter Ansar Allah missiles heading to “Eilat and Tel Aviv.” The Yemeni air defenses were also able to shoot down an American MQ9 plane while it was carrying out missions. Hostility within the military support for the Israeli enemy entity, and Yemeni support is still continuing despite the geographical distance.

In conclusion, our blessed Yemen, its great revolutions, and its standing with the afflicted people of Palestine strengthen the ability of the Palestinian resistance and the Palestinian people in their merciless war, which is led by the United States of America, which has the first hand in stopping this entity from continuing to exterminate an entire people in Arab Palestine. In front of the entire world.

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