The Minister of Information condemned the brutal killing of Sheikh Hantous by Houthi militias, highlighting their terrorist agenda.

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Minister Condemns Houthi Attack on Prominent Quran Teacher

Tragic Incident in Al-Raimah Governorate

Minister of Information, Culture, and Tourism, Muammar Al-Eryani, has strongly condemned the brutal murder of Sheikh Saleh Hantous, a respected Quran teacher in Al-Raimah Governorate, and his grandson Hamza. This heinous act occurred after a prolonged siege and armed assault on their home in the Al-Salfiyah district.

Details of the Attack

In a press statement, Al-Eryani revealed that Houthi militias launched a savage attack on Sheikh Hantous, aged 75, employing over 20 armed vehicles. They bombarded the residence with various weapons, including RPGs. This assault resulted in severe injuries to both Sheikh Hantous and his wife, while also destroying the upper part of their home and igniting nearby houses. Ultimately, the militants executed Sheikh Hantous and his grandson in cold blood, showcasing their brutality and disregard for Yemeni lives.

Ongoing Violence and Impunity

Al-Eryani emphasized that this crime, committed in full view of the world, highlights the Houthi militia’s relentless campaign of murder and terror against Yemenis. He criticized their lack of remorse or fear of accountability, taking advantage of the international community’s troubling silence regarding these ongoing violations against civilians.

Houthi Terrorism Against Innocent Civilians

The minister pointed out that the Houthi militia, which falsely claims to support Gaza, engages in terrorism against an unarmed population. They infringe upon the lives of Yemenis, invade their homes and mosques, and target the elderly, teachers, and religious leaders. This violence aims to break the spirit of the Yemeni community and impose their Iranian-backed sectarian agenda through force and terror.

Call for Justice and International Action

Al-Eryani reiterated that these crimes will not fade with time. The blood of Sheikh Saleh Hantous and his grandson, along with the cries of women and children under Houthi bombardment, will remain a solemn duty for free Yemenis. They will pursue justice against the perpetrators and all those who incited these atrocities until they face appropriate consequences.

The minister urged the international community and human rights organizations to issue a clear condemnation of this heinous crime. He called for responsible actions to halt Houthi violations against civilians, advocate for the designation of the Houthi militia as a terrorist organization, and impose strict sanctions on its leaders, instigators, and financiers. Furthermore, he emphasized the need to support Yemenis in reclaiming their state and dismantling the terrorist agenda that threatens both Yemen and the broader region.

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