Lahj - Saba:
Residents of al-Qabaita district in Lahj governorate on Friday held two massive marches under the slogan "We Will Continue to Support Gaza and the Holy Sites, Whatever the Challenges," affirming their steadfast stance and continued support for the Palestinian people.
The marches, attended by Province Undersecretary Faisal al-Faqih and other local, military, and social figures, expressed unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian people and pledged support by all means.
Participants condemned the ongoing Zionist enemy massacres in Gaza and the international silence surrounding them, emphasizing the need for continued mobilization.
The crowds also condemned the Zionist aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran and the repeated attacks on al-Aqsa Mosque, denouncing the shameful Arab and Islamic submissiveness.
A statement from the marches highlighted Gaza's dire humanitarian conditions, urging continued support for the people and resistance, and condemning the famine-engineering practices of the Zionist and American enemies.
The statement strongly condemned the aggression against Iran, affirming support for the Iranian people and leadership, and expressing confidence in their ability to teach the Zionist enemy the harshest lessons.
Condolences were offered for Iran's martyred military leaders and scholars.
The statement called on Arab and Islamic nations to beware of divine punishment for inaction, pointing to the prolonged aggression and desecration of holy sites.
It also thanked God for the Yemeni armed forces' successful strikes and naval blockade, while criticizing Arab and Islamic regimes for continuing to supply the Zionist enemy despite the crisis.
Residents of al-Qabaita district in Lahj governorate on Friday held two massive marches under the slogan "We Will Continue to Support Gaza and the Holy Sites, Whatever the Challenges," affirming their steadfast stance and continued support for the Palestinian people.
The marches, attended by Province Undersecretary Faisal al-Faqih and other local, military, and social figures, expressed unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian people and pledged support by all means.
Participants condemned the ongoing Zionist enemy massacres in Gaza and the international silence surrounding them, emphasizing the need for continued mobilization.
The crowds also condemned the Zionist aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran and the repeated attacks on al-Aqsa Mosque, denouncing the shameful Arab and Islamic submissiveness.
A statement from the marches highlighted Gaza's dire humanitarian conditions, urging continued support for the people and resistance, and condemning the famine-engineering practices of the Zionist and American enemies.
The statement strongly condemned the aggression against Iran, affirming support for the Iranian people and leadership, and expressing confidence in their ability to teach the Zionist enemy the harshest lessons.
Condolences were offered for Iran's martyred military leaders and scholars.
The statement called on Arab and Islamic nations to beware of divine punishment for inaction, pointing to the prolonged aggression and desecration of holy sites.
It also thanked God for the Yemeni armed forces' successful strikes and naval blockade, while criticizing Arab and Islamic regimes for continuing to supply the Zionist enemy despite the crisis.
