Hodeida - Saba:
The Office of Health and Environment in Al-Sukhna District, Al Hodeida province, organized on Sunday, in coordination with Al-Sukhna Rural Hospital and local health facilities, a solidarity protest stand with the people of Gaza and the Palestinian people, condemning the crimes of genocide and starvation against civilians in the Gaza Strip.
Participants in the stand denounced the brutal massacres, the strict siege, the destruction of hospitals and residential neighborhoods, and the dismantling of all life essentials in Gaza. They affirmed that what is happening is a fully constituted war crime being committed before the eyes of the world amid international silence and the complicity of regimes allied with the occupation.
They condemned the Arab and Islamic neglect of the crimes targeting children and women, pointing out that direct support from global imperialist forces grants the enemy a cover to continue the war of extermination, in blatant violation of all humanitarian laws and norms.
The participants confirmed the ongoing commitment of medical and health staff in Al-Sukhna to support and stand with the oppressed Palestinian people, demanding an end to the aggression, lifting the siege on Gaza, and facilitating the urgent and unrestricted entry of food, medicine, and humanitarian aid.
A statement issued by the stand described the systematic starvation policy in Gaza as a war crime exceeding in brutality the worst historical atrocities. It held the U.S. administration fully responsible for these crimes, noting that the so-called “American aid” has become a criminal tool contributing to the manufacturing of hunger and the killing of civilians.
The statement called for the escalation of popular activities across various governorates, Arab cities, and worldwide until the aggression ceases and the siege is completely broken. It demanded the immediate entry of baby milk, nutritional supplements, medicines, and medical supplies into Gaza, and the opening of crossings without conditions.
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