Hodeida - Saba:
The Women's Committee in Bayt al-Faqih district in Hodeida province on Thursday held a cultural event to commemorate the anniversary of the Scream, themed "The Shout of Innocence and Freedom."
The event highlighted the slogan's revolutionary and ideological significance in confronting American and Zionist influence, serving as a guide against modern colonialism and a weapon for truth.
Participants emphasized their connection to the Quranic project and alignment with the leadership in the fight for freedom. The event underscored the slogan's role in unifying national ranks and strengthening resilience against aggression.
Following the event, a women's solidarity vigil expressed full support for Palestine against Zionist aggression and renewed support for the Yemeni Armed Forces' operations.
Participants denounced Arab and international silence on the daily massacres in Gaza and held international organizations responsible for their inaction.
The vigil affirmed their absolute mandate to the revolution's leadership and the armed forces to support Palestine, stating that Yemen would not back down despite American and British aggression, viewing the Scream as an enduring liberation project.
The Women's Committee in Bayt al-Faqih district in Hodeida province on Thursday held a cultural event to commemorate the anniversary of the Scream, themed "The Shout of Innocence and Freedom."
The event highlighted the slogan's revolutionary and ideological significance in confronting American and Zionist influence, serving as a guide against modern colonialism and a weapon for truth.
Participants emphasized their connection to the Quranic project and alignment with the leadership in the fight for freedom. The event underscored the slogan's role in unifying national ranks and strengthening resilience against aggression.
Following the event, a women's solidarity vigil expressed full support for Palestine against Zionist aggression and renewed support for the Yemeni Armed Forces' operations.
Participants denounced Arab and international silence on the daily massacres in Gaza and held international organizations responsible for their inaction.
The vigil affirmed their absolute mandate to the revolution's leadership and the armed forces to support Palestine, stating that Yemen would not back down despite American and British aggression, viewing the Scream as an enduring liberation project.
