“The history of the (Jewish) people is written in black ink, and has included a series of murders of the prophets, the Mujaheedin, and righteous people. Oh Sons of brave Mujaheedin…You have revived the hopes of this nation through your blessed Jihad…The Islamic nation will not spare money or effort in support of your cause, which is the supreme Muslim cause.”

—  Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais

Imam Sudayyis in a Friday Sermon at Al-Haram Mosque in Mecca: Either Victory or Martyrdom http://www.memritv.org/Transcript.asp?P1=26 April 2004.

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