Sana'a – Saba:
Residents of Bait al-Jalal square in al-Hataresh neighborhood of Bani al-Harith district in the capital Sana'a held an armed protest on Monday to support Gaza, announcing a "Tribal Honor Charter" and general mobilization against the Zionist enemy.
Tribal leaders and community figures at the protest declared their rejection of traitors and agents of Zionists and Americans. They affirmed their readiness for the "battle of the promised conquest and holy jihad."
Participants renewed their allegiance to the revolution's leader and their willingness to implement escalation options against the criminal Zionist enemy, vowing continued support for the Palestinian people and their resistance.
The protesters condemned the ongoing horrific massacres and genocide in Gaza, criticizing Arab and Islamic inaction.
They praised the Yemeni Armed Forces' escalating operations inside the Zionist entity and the imposed air and naval blockade on Zionist airports and ports in response to the events in Gaza.
A statement from the rally reiterated their firm support for Palestinians until the liberation of all of Palestine. The statement also fully backed the armed forces and general mobilization to confront Zionist escalation until victory.
The statement called for continued general mobilization, rallying, extensive participation in al-Aqsa Flood military training, and increased preparedness against any aggression targeting Yemen.
Residents of Bait al-Jalal square in al-Hataresh neighborhood of Bani al-Harith district in the capital Sana'a held an armed protest on Monday to support Gaza, announcing a "Tribal Honor Charter" and general mobilization against the Zionist enemy.
Tribal leaders and community figures at the protest declared their rejection of traitors and agents of Zionists and Americans. They affirmed their readiness for the "battle of the promised conquest and holy jihad."
Participants renewed their allegiance to the revolution's leader and their willingness to implement escalation options against the criminal Zionist enemy, vowing continued support for the Palestinian people and their resistance.
The protesters condemned the ongoing horrific massacres and genocide in Gaza, criticizing Arab and Islamic inaction.
They praised the Yemeni Armed Forces' escalating operations inside the Zionist entity and the imposed air and naval blockade on Zionist airports and ports in response to the events in Gaza.
A statement from the rally reiterated their firm support for Palestinians until the liberation of all of Palestine. The statement also fully backed the armed forces and general mobilization to confront Zionist escalation until victory.
The statement called for continued general mobilization, rallying, extensive participation in al-Aqsa Flood military training, and increased preparedness against any aggression targeting Yemen.
