Saudi scholars label Houthis terrorists
The Council of Senior Scholars in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has affirmed that the terrorist Houthi militia's attempts to target Mecca and Medina constitute terrorism by all standards, especially with their efforts to bomb the two holy cities. It pointed out that these acts involve violating the sanctity of lives, property, and security, and are considered acts of aggression against Muslim holy sites—acts whose danger surpasses that of extremist groups like ISIS and Al-Qaeda. The council called on Muslims to stand against and denounce these assaults, emphasizing that God has thwarted their plans, and praising the Saudi air defense and armed forces for their efforts in intercepting them. It confirmed that the Houthi actions contradict Islamic teachings and constitute corruption and terrorism, stressing the necessity of international cooperation to cut off the group's support and prevent them from acquiring weapons.
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