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.”

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.”

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 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.”

Describing the Yemeni people as very resilient and brave, Sayed Fadi al-Sayed, the director of the Lebanese United Ummah Center, said, “The US involvement in the war with Yemen was a folly that has frightened them so that in the future they will have nothing but defeat.”

Considering the resistance of the Yemeni people based on the character and method of Imam Hussain (a.s.), Abdul Qader Antar said, “17 Arab states and 60 European countries have come to war with the Yemeni people. But these oppressed people continue to resist the aggressors empty-handed.”

Describing the attack on the oppressed people of Yemen as planned by the United States and its allies in the West, Fares Najm said, “All these plans and the use of reactionary Arab rulers are to create tension and conflict, and to eliminate the Muslims in the region.”