Hajjah - Saba:
The local authority and mobilization in Hajjah province organized a speech event on Wednesday commemorating the anniversary of the "Sarkha" (The Cry) against the arrogant powers.
During the event, Ahmed Al-Akhfash, the province's deputy for city districts affairs, highlighted that the slogan of freedom and faith-based dignity was launched as a practical step representing the Quranic project in confronting global arrogance.
In the presence of Judge Abdulmajid Sharafuddin, head of the grievances redressal committee branch, and Ali Al-Khalid, a member of the central committee for summer schools, the event addressed the outcomes of the "Sarkha" slogan. These outcomes were evident in the faith-driven and practical stances supporting the Palestinian cause, the oppressed in Gaza, and confronting the leaders of disbelief and arrogance.
Al-Akhfash emphasized that "Sarkha" slogan represents a great revivalist and enlightening project aimed at building a strong, free nation capable of confronting its enemies and all forces of tyranny and global arrogance. This project seeks to position the nation as a leading and exemplary one—the best nation brought forth for mankind.
The event, attended by several executive office directors and the province center director, Issam Al-Wazan, also featured remarks by Mohammad Al-Moayad, the guidance official at the province center. He elaborated on the principles, implications, and meanings carried by the "Sarkha" slogan, which embodies the nation's dignity, honor, and freedom.
Al-Moayad discussed the slogan's role in thwarting U.S. attempts to dominate Yemen and subject it to illegitimate, satanic dictates and allegiances, as seen with many submissive and normalizing regimes.
He noted that the "Sarkha" slogan extends the Quranic project initiated by the martyred leader, Sayyed Hussein Badruddin Al-Houthi, to liberate the nation from its dire state into a practical stance opposing colonialism and modern arrogance. This arrogance, led by the U.S. and Israel, seeks to plunder nations' resources, dominate them, and violate their sovereignty.
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