Sana’a – SABA:
Hashem Sharaf al-Din, Minister of Information and Spokesman for the Government of Change and Development, affirmed that Yemen’s stance on the Palestinian cause remains unshakable and steadfast — both officially and popularly.
In a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (SABA), Sharaf al-Din stated that Yemen, with its resilient people and wise leadership, will continue to stand firmly with Gaza and its people. He stressed that Yemen’s position is not a temporary sentiment but a deep-rooted commitment echoed by millions across the country, aligned with the principled leadership and reflected in significant support — both material and symbolic — as well as through major operations carried out by the valiant Yemeni armed forces against the Israeli enemy and its American partner.
He emphasized that Yemen does not and will never accept the illegitimate Israeli presence in Palestine or any other Arab land, nor the so-called “deals of shame and betrayal” being marketed under false pretenses to liquidate the Palestinian cause.
Sharaf al-Din stated that the Israeli occupation entity represents a stain of disgrace upon anyone who accepts or cooperates with it — the same entity committing acts of genocide against defenseless Palestinians in Gaza, attacking Muslim and Christian holy sites, displacing people, and implementing a broader scheme to subjugate the Arab and Islamic world.
He continued, “We categorically reject any statement or position — whether from within or outside Yemen — that seeks to distort this unwavering stance or promote false narratives contrary to the national consensus. We condemn any attempt to detach Yemen from its principled, faith-based, moral, and humanitarian support for Palestine.”
He concluded by affirming that the Palestinian cause is sacred and unites all Yemenis, with no room for compromise or retreat. “In the promised battle of liberation and sacred jihad,” he said, “we will continue our unwavering support for our brothers in Gaza through all legitimate means until the aggression ends and the siege is lifted, God willing.”
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