Sana’a - Saba:
Staff of Al-Rawda Maternity and Childhood Hospital in Bani Al-Harith District, in the Capital Secretariat, organized on Saturday a sit-in in solidarity with the people of Gaza and the Palestinians, condemning the genocide and starvation crimes committed by the Zionist enemy in Gaza.
Participants in the sit-in, attended by the hospital’s director, Dr. Sakinah Al-Kubsi, held banners denouncing the massacres, genocide, and systematic starvation and blockade imposed by the Zionist enemy on the Gaza Strip, with direct support from the U.S. administration.
They condemned the global silence, international complicity, Arab and Islamic inaction regarding the massacres, genocide, and systematic starvation inflicted on the people of Gaza—crimes that disgrace humanity as a whole.
The participants reaffirmed Yemen’s continued support and solidarity with Gaza and the Palestinian people until the aggression stops and the blockade on Gaza is lifted, describing what is happening in Gaza as a historic crime against humanity committed by the Zionist enemy before the eyes of a world that claims to respect human rights.
A statement issued at the sit-in denounced the Zionist aggression committing massacres and acts of genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza with U.S. support and participation, in full view of the international community.
The statement strongly condemned the systematic blockade and prevention of food, medicine, and medical supplies from entering Gaza, calling it an unforgivable crime and a stain on humanity’s conscience. It also denounced the suspicious international silence that encourages the Zionist enemy to commit further massacres against innocent civilians.
It held Arab and Islamic regimes, especially those neighboring Gaza, fully responsible for their silence, inaction, and even implicit or explicit participation in the siege and starvation of the people of Gaza.
The statement renewed the commitment to stand with Gaza and the Palestinian people until the aggression ends and the blockade on the Strip is lifted, praising the steadfastness of Palestinian doctors, nurses, and paramedics who are writing heroic epics in the fields of service and sacrifice.
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