Jawf – Saba:
Thousands across Jawf governorate on Friday took part in 49 marches under the slogan “We will continue to support Gaza and the holy sites, regardless of the challenges.”
The rallies reaffirmed Yemenis’ unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian people and their resistance, demanding an end to Israeli aggression and the Gaza blockade.
Participants from various districts, including al-Khalq, al-Sayl, al-Ghail, al-Hazm, and others, voiced readiness for continued mobilization and military action.
Anan tribes also held marches condemning the Zionist attack on Iran and expressing full solidarity with the Iranian people.
A joint statement from the marches denounced Israeli and American policies of siege and starvation, accusing Western-backed entities of criminal aid manipulation in Gaza.
The statement warned Arab and Islamic regimes against aiding Israel through continued trade, urging them to follow global activists’ example in challenging the blockade.
It praised the Yemeni Armed Forces’ recent strikes and blockade efforts, while renewing allegiance to Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi.
It called for intensified resistance efforts and condemned the killing of Iranian commanders and scholars, extending condolences to Iran.
The marches ended with a call for collective Arab-Islamic action and warned of divine punishment for silence and inaction in the face of ongoing Zionist crimes.
Thousands across Jawf governorate on Friday took part in 49 marches under the slogan “We will continue to support Gaza and the holy sites, regardless of the challenges.”
The rallies reaffirmed Yemenis’ unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian people and their resistance, demanding an end to Israeli aggression and the Gaza blockade.
Participants from various districts, including al-Khalq, al-Sayl, al-Ghail, al-Hazm, and others, voiced readiness for continued mobilization and military action.
Anan tribes also held marches condemning the Zionist attack on Iran and expressing full solidarity with the Iranian people.
A joint statement from the marches denounced Israeli and American policies of siege and starvation, accusing Western-backed entities of criminal aid manipulation in Gaza.
The statement warned Arab and Islamic regimes against aiding Israel through continued trade, urging them to follow global activists’ example in challenging the blockade.
It praised the Yemeni Armed Forces’ recent strikes and blockade efforts, while renewing allegiance to Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi.
It called for intensified resistance efforts and condemned the killing of Iranian commanders and scholars, extending condolences to Iran.
The marches ended with a call for collective Arab-Islamic action and warned of divine punishment for silence and inaction in the face of ongoing Zionist crimes.
