Massive rally in Yemen's capital Sana'a in Support of Gaza: "No Red Lines for Holy Jihad"

SANA'A May 17. 2024 (Saba) - The capital Sana'a witnessed on Friday a massive rally under the banner of "With Gaza: Holy Jihad Knows No Red Lines," expressing solidarity with the fourth phase of escalation in support of Gaza and the Palestinian people.

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