Yemen's Houthi group is destroying Saudi Arabia with drones and missiles on the battlefield. But not only weapons, Houthis are using another weapon in this war in a well-planned manner. That is 'something'. The Houthi group has started a massive campaign by publicizing the infamy of the notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and Saudi's association with him. This has now become their weapon to destroy the image of the Saudi leadership. Saudi Arabia is in trouble after the whole incident.
Last month, Saudi Arabia claimed that the Houthis had launched a drone attack on the holy city of Mecca. Saudi's intention was to pull the Muslim world towards them in this attack. In response to this incident, the Houthi started campaigning by exposing the evil of the Saudi leadership. They allege that people connected to the Saudi royal family sent the Holy Kaaba Gilaf (a special black silk cloth that covers the Holy Kaaba Sharif) to notorious criminal Epstein's private island. Houthi President Mahdi al-Mashat said those who gave Epstein the Kaaba gilaf are targeting Mecca. However, Saudi did not comment on this incident.
People connected to the Saudi royal family sent the Holy Kaaba Ghilaf (a special black silk cloth that covers the Holy Kaaba Sharif) to notorious criminal Epstein's private island.
It should be noted that many documents related to Epstein were recently released by the US Department of Justice. According to a New York Times report, the document mentions the incident. It is said that the Holy Kaaba was sent to Gilaf Epstein's Caribbean island from a circle close to the Saudi royal family. A published photo claims to have seen the holy cloth being used as a carpet on the floor of Epstein's house. Undoubtedly, this incident hurt the religious sentiments of the Muslim community. That has now become a concern for the Saudis.
Meanwhile, the topic of Epstein is coming up again and again in the Houthis' political speech against Saudi. Along with the speech, several video messages and even songs have been recorded on this topic. Which is not good at all for Saudi. However, the Epstein issue has become a weapon for the Houthis. Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi mentioned Epstein in a speech this month praising Hamas' attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. In a speech last February, Al-Houthi said, 'Epstein's files need to be looked at seriously. These reveal a Zionist hotbed that produces leaders and elites.'