Taiz - Saba:
The tribes of the Eastern and Southern Squares in al-Taezeyah district of Taiz province held an armed meeting to declare mobilization against American aggression and reaffirm their support for Gaza.
Participants, including local officials and tribal leaders, renewed their mandate to the leader of the revolution and emphasized that the escalation of aggression would not deter their support for Palestine.
The participants disavowed "traitors and agents" of the US and Israel, asserting the Yemeni people's unwavering stance with Gaza.
The tribes affirmed their readiness for any enemy escalation and denounced the silence of Arab and Islamic regimes regarding Gaza.
They announced a tribal honor charter disavowing collaborators and called on those who joined the enemy to return to righteousness.
In a statement, the tribes warned against any action serving the American-Zionist enemy and declared general reconciliation, unity, and support for summer schools, concluding with the signing of the Tribal Honor Charter criminalizing collaboration.
The tribes of the Eastern and Southern Squares in al-Taezeyah district of Taiz province held an armed meeting to declare mobilization against American aggression and reaffirm their support for Gaza.
Participants, including local officials and tribal leaders, renewed their mandate to the leader of the revolution and emphasized that the escalation of aggression would not deter their support for Palestine.
The participants disavowed "traitors and agents" of the US and Israel, asserting the Yemeni people's unwavering stance with Gaza.
The tribes affirmed their readiness for any enemy escalation and denounced the silence of Arab and Islamic regimes regarding Gaza.
They announced a tribal honor charter disavowing collaborators and called on those who joined the enemy to return to righteousness.
In a statement, the tribes warned against any action serving the American-Zionist enemy and declared general reconciliation, unity, and support for summer schools, concluding with the signing of the Tribal Honor Charter criminalizing collaboration.
