Sanaa:Al-Ittihad University and Ibn Sirin College for Medical and Technical Sciences hosted a commemorative event and symposium marking the annual Martyr Day. The event, which took place today, included a speech segment, a photo exhibition, and an intellectual symposium titled "The Nature of the Conflict with the Israeli Enemy."
According to Yemen News Agency, the event was attended by various dignitaries, including the Director of Activities at the Higher Education Sector, Abdulkarim Al-Dahhak, Chairman of the University's Board of Trustees, Dr. Ali Muzaffar, and the Dean of Ibn Sirin College, Dr. Mujahid Al-Shuaibi. University President Dr. Ali Salah emphasized the significance of Martyr Day in honoring the sacrifices of martyrs who defended the homeland and the Ummah's causes. He highlighted the martyrs' esteemed status for their willingness to sacrifice for truth and religion.
The subsequent scientific symposium was conducted in collaboration with the Central Committee for Mobilization and Recruitment, the Preparatory Committee for the Palestine Conference, and the Center for Political and Strategic Studies. It featured contributions from academics and researchers through four working papers. Palestinian researcher Dr. Mohammed Al-Buhaisi discussed the conflict's nature with the People of the Book in the context of the Holy Quran. Dr. Ahmed Al-Arami presented on the Zionist movement's emergence and its ties with Jews and Christian circles. Allama Muqbil Al-Kadhi examined the Saudi regime's role in supporting Zionism, while Abdulaziz Abu Talib focused on the significance of popular and economic boycotts during the Al-Aqsa Flood battle.
Participants underscored the importance of understanding the conflict with the Zionist enemy and its multifaceted dimensions, advocating for support of the Palestinian people and the role of educational institutions in promoting awareness of central causes. The event concluded with the opening of a photo and model exhibition honoring the martyrs' contributions to defending land, honor, and the Ummah's causes.
