[08/03/2025 06:48]
MOKHA - SABA
The Member of the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) Tariq Saleh underscored the significant role needs to be played by the mosques' speakers and religious preachers in the ongoing national battle against the Iranian-allied terrorist Houthi militias.
" Mosques' orators, religious scholars and preachers constitute the first defensive frontline against the Houthis' delusive doctrine and misleading discourse", said Tariq.
He made his comments today, Saturday, at the first forum of mosques' speakers and religious preachers in the districts of the West Coast in the two governorates of Hodeida and Taiz.
The forums organized by the Ministry of Endowments and Guidance, sponsored by the Minister Dr. Mohammed Shabibah.
Saleh explained that the Iranian-backed Houthi militias have embarked on misleading the public opinion, promoting falsehoods and disinformation in order to sell their outrageous claims.
He noted that the militias held over the previous period some 200 thousand cultural training courses for the militiamen at the Houthis Interior Ministry.
" It is brainwash aimed to make them time bombs", Saleh stressed.
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