Sana'a - Saba:
The Higher Academy for the Holy Quran and its Sciences - Female Students Branch in the capital, Sana'a, organized a stand under the slogan "We will not let Gaza die of hunger," denouncing the ongoing crimes of starvation and genocide perpetrated by the Zionist entity against the residents of the Gaza Strip.
During the stand, the female students raised the Yemeni and Palestinian flags, chanting slogans denouncing the silence and inaction of Arab and Islamic regimes regarding the daily crimes of starvation and murder to which the people of Gaza are subjected.
A statement issued by the stand stated that the Yemeni people are gripped by pain over the genocide their brothers and sisters in Gaza are being subjected, at a time when they are being ravaged by systematic starvation and besieged by foreign betrayals. The statement held the leaders of America and the Zionist entity responsible for the crimes and the use of starvation as a weapon of genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza. This heinous crime refutes all the lies of those who outbid each other with slogans and titles about rights and freedoms, and all claims made in the name of morality and values. It records in their name the most heinous crime in history, witnessed by the world in sound and image, and tarnishes their ugliest and most heinous criminal history.
It also held the silent and complacent rulers of Arab regimes responsible for encouraging the enemy to continue and persist in these crimes.
The statement praised the fourth phase of escalation for the Yemeni armed forces, affirming the absolute mandate of the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik bin Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and the readiness for any consequences arising from any decisions to confront the enemy and alleviate the suffering of Gaza and its people.
It reaffirmed its adherence to the official and popular position in support of Gaza and Palestine as part of the Yemeni people's faith, who are confident in the great results and promising positive fruits of this choice.