Sana'a – Saba:
The capital Sana'a on Friday witnessed a truly million-strong march, a powerful demonstration under the slogan "We continue to support Gaza and the holy sites, no matter what the challenges."
This immense gathering served as a resounding affirmation of loyalty and unwavering support for the Palestinian people, coupled with a fierce rejection of the recent Zionist aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The roaring crowds, filling Sana'a's main squares, unequivocally affirmed their commitment to continuing all levels of support for their "brothers in Gaza" and the resolute defense of Islamic holy sites.
This stance was presented as a firm, principled, and irreversible choice, deeply rooted in religious, faithful, and brotherly responsibility.
Participants blessed the precise military operations carried out by the Yemeni armed forces against vital targets of the Zionist enemy in occupied territories, acknowledging their success in imposing a naval blockade and air embargo on enemy ports and airports.
The participants concurrently called upon the armed forces to intensify these qualitative operations until the Zionist enemy ceases its aggression on Gaza and lifts its debilitating blockade.
The vast multitude appealed to Arab and Islamic regimes and peoples alike to fulfill their religious, humanitarian, and brotherly responsibilities towards the Palestinian people, who are currently subjected to "a crime of genocide, siege, and unprecedented starvation in full view of the world."
The marchers asserted that the prolonged silence of these Arab and Islamic regimes has only encouraged the "Zionist enemy" to perpetuate its heinous crimes and massacres against children and women in Gaza.
In a renewed show of unity, the masses reiterated their absolute mandate to the Leader of the Revolution, Mr. Abdulmalik al-Houthi, empowering him to make all appropriate choices necessary to support the Palestinian people and respond decisively to the crimes of the Zionist enemy.
They also announced the continuation of popular mobilization, general mobilization, and enrollment in open military courses, underscoring Yemen's firm position in solidarity with Gaza.
This resolve included stressing their full readiness to engage in battle with the "Zionist enemy" and to continue popular events and million-person marches in support of Gaza.
A core message of the march was its strong condemnation of the "blatant Zionist aggression" against the "brotherly Islamic Republic of Iran," which was seen as a grave provocation to all peoples of the Islamic nation. The demonstrators emphatically stressed Iran's legitimate right to respond to this "Zionist aggression." Chants filled the air, expressing solidarity with Gaza and Al-Aqsa, proclaiming readiness for jihad, and affirming unwavering support for the Yemeni leadership.
A comprehensive statement issued by the Million March, read by Justice and Human Rights Minister Judge Mujahid Abdullah, explained that this massive turnout was a direct response to Allah Almighty, the call of Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the directives of Leader Abdulmalik Al-Houthi.
The statement underscored that the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, coupled with ongoing "Zionist massacres," makes it more imperative than ever for everyone to genuinely support Palestinians, confront the "famine engineering" by the "Zionist and American enemy," and expose the malicious scheme to cover up starvation crimes through purportedly "criminal American companies" recruiting traitors to spread chaos and steal aid within Gaza.
The statement concluded by emphasizing the Yemeni people's unwavering commitment to standing by Gaza and its resistance, expressing full confidence in Iran's ability to not only withstand but also "teach the Zionist enemy the harshest lessons."
It offered sincere condolences for the martyred Iranian military commanders and scientists, praising their dedication.
The statement delivered a stark warning to the peoples of the nation about imminent divine punishment for inaction, especially towards the ongoing aggression in Gaza and desecration of al-Aqsa.
The statement also called out Arab and Islamic regimes that continue to send ships to the Zionist enemy while activists struggle to break Gaza's blockade, urging them to fear the "curse of history" and "darkened faces in this world before the hereafter."
The capital Sana'a on Friday witnessed a truly million-strong march, a powerful demonstration under the slogan "We continue to support Gaza and the holy sites, no matter what the challenges."
This immense gathering served as a resounding affirmation of loyalty and unwavering support for the Palestinian people, coupled with a fierce rejection of the recent Zionist aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The roaring crowds, filling Sana'a's main squares, unequivocally affirmed their commitment to continuing all levels of support for their "brothers in Gaza" and the resolute defense of Islamic holy sites.
This stance was presented as a firm, principled, and irreversible choice, deeply rooted in religious, faithful, and brotherly responsibility.
Participants blessed the precise military operations carried out by the Yemeni armed forces against vital targets of the Zionist enemy in occupied territories, acknowledging their success in imposing a naval blockade and air embargo on enemy ports and airports.
The participants concurrently called upon the armed forces to intensify these qualitative operations until the Zionist enemy ceases its aggression on Gaza and lifts its debilitating blockade.
The vast multitude appealed to Arab and Islamic regimes and peoples alike to fulfill their religious, humanitarian, and brotherly responsibilities towards the Palestinian people, who are currently subjected to "a crime of genocide, siege, and unprecedented starvation in full view of the world."
The marchers asserted that the prolonged silence of these Arab and Islamic regimes has only encouraged the "Zionist enemy" to perpetuate its heinous crimes and massacres against children and women in Gaza.
In a renewed show of unity, the masses reiterated their absolute mandate to the Leader of the Revolution, Mr. Abdulmalik al-Houthi, empowering him to make all appropriate choices necessary to support the Palestinian people and respond decisively to the crimes of the Zionist enemy.
They also announced the continuation of popular mobilization, general mobilization, and enrollment in open military courses, underscoring Yemen's firm position in solidarity with Gaza.
This resolve included stressing their full readiness to engage in battle with the "Zionist enemy" and to continue popular events and million-person marches in support of Gaza.
A core message of the march was its strong condemnation of the "blatant Zionist aggression" against the "brotherly Islamic Republic of Iran," which was seen as a grave provocation to all peoples of the Islamic nation. The demonstrators emphatically stressed Iran's legitimate right to respond to this "Zionist aggression." Chants filled the air, expressing solidarity with Gaza and Al-Aqsa, proclaiming readiness for jihad, and affirming unwavering support for the Yemeni leadership.
A comprehensive statement issued by the Million March, read by Justice and Human Rights Minister Judge Mujahid Abdullah, explained that this massive turnout was a direct response to Allah Almighty, the call of Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the directives of Leader Abdulmalik Al-Houthi.
The statement underscored that the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, coupled with ongoing "Zionist massacres," makes it more imperative than ever for everyone to genuinely support Palestinians, confront the "famine engineering" by the "Zionist and American enemy," and expose the malicious scheme to cover up starvation crimes through purportedly "criminal American companies" recruiting traitors to spread chaos and steal aid within Gaza.
The statement concluded by emphasizing the Yemeni people's unwavering commitment to standing by Gaza and its resistance, expressing full confidence in Iran's ability to not only withstand but also "teach the Zionist enemy the harshest lessons."
It offered sincere condolences for the martyred Iranian military commanders and scientists, praising their dedication.
The statement delivered a stark warning to the peoples of the nation about imminent divine punishment for inaction, especially towards the ongoing aggression in Gaza and desecration of al-Aqsa.
The statement also called out Arab and Islamic regimes that continue to send ships to the Zionist enemy while activists struggle to break Gaza's blockade, urging them to fear the "curse of history" and "darkened faces in this world before the hereafter."
