Houthis' intimidation of Muslims violates international law, says analyst
Political analyst Faisal Al-Sumairi says Houthi intimidation of Muslims and targeting of holy sites contravenes international law and calls for accountability.
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AIPolitical analyst Dr. Faisal Al-Sumairi said that the Houthis’ intimidation of Muslims and targeting of holy sites is in violation of international charters and laws, stressing the need to hold the Houthi militia accountable for these actions.
Speaking in an interview with Al Ekhbariya TV, Al-Sumairi stated that violating holy sites and the sanctities of Muslims is unacceptable, praising the efforts of Saudi forces in protecting pilgrims and worshippers and in responding to threats against their safety.
He noted that attempts to frighten pilgrims and the use of alarm sirens constitute, in his words, a crime that exceeds acceptable boundaries, emphasizing that the protection of places of worship and holy sites is guaranteed by international charters and laws.
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Al-Sumairi accused the Houthis of disregarding international law and treaties, calling for them to be held accountable for their violations, and stressed the need for a clear Yemeni, Arab, and international stance against what he described as attacks on the Kingdom and Islamic holy sites.