Houthi Islamic scholar Ibrahim Al-Ubeidi said in a Friday, January 7, 2022 sermon in Sana'a, Yemen that people in the Arabian Peninsula should revolt and overthrow the Saud clan, which he claimed is named after a Jewish family known as the "Mordechai" family. He said that Saudi King Salman is senile, a donkey, and a Nazi, and he criticized him for saying that the Islamic resistance is terrorism. He said that Saudi Arabia must be erased off the map. The sermon aired on Al-Eman TV (Houthi-Yemen). For more about Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Ubeidi, see MEMRI TV clips Nos.8831, 8795, 8732, 8630, 8212, 7978, 7929, and 7897.
Ibrahim Al-Ubeidi: "Soon, the people of the Hijaz will revolt and they will devour the Saud clan. The so-called Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will be erased completely from the map. There will be a new name for that country - the Hijaz.
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"[Saudi Arabia] is named after a Jewish family — the Mordechai family. It must cease to exist and be removed completely from the map of the Arabs. I am talking about the so-called Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This is a country and a land that belongs to Islam and the Muslims, yet it is named after a Jewish family par excellence? This is a mark of shame for any Arab or Muslim worldwide.
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"The revolutions must be launched in the Hijaz — one revolution after another, so that the blood will continue to rage and boil, in order to uproot the Jewish regime that is called the Saud clan, and remove it from the Arabian Peninsula in its entirety.
"Look at the speeches by their senile king — that donkey — who hardly understands what he reads from a piece of paper. He stutters while he reads... That donkey cannot even.... Look at him when describes Hizbullah — the masters of all mujahideen — as terrorists. He is the terrorist! He is the Nazi!
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"That donkey who calls himself a king, the so-called Salman, calls the Islamic resistance 'terror' and 'terrorists'?
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"The Nazi Saudi regime — the regime of the Mordechai clan — has destroyed the Arabian Peninsula in its entirety. Is this a peaceful regime? [Of course not]."