Sana'a: Residents of al-Tadhamun and Awsan neighborhoods in the al-Safia district of the capital Sana'a organized two armed rallies on Thursday under the slogan: 'At your service, Gaza - pride, faith, and steadfastness' to show continued solidarity with Gaza and the Palestinian people.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants in these rallies condemned the genocide and mass starvation inflicted on the people of Gaza, witnessed by the world. They affirmed their readiness to confront the Zionist enemy and support the Palestinian cause, irrespective of the sacrifices needed.
The demonstrators reiterated their complete trust in the leadership of Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi and expressed their preparedness to enact any escalatory measures against the Zionist entity until the aggression ceases and the blockade on Gaza is lifted.
Slogans of loyalty and steadfastness with Gaza filled the air as demonstrators rejected betrayal deals and declared disavowal of all traitors allied with the Americans and Zionists. A statement released at the rallies pledged unwavering support for Gaza and the Palestinian people-through blood, lives, wealth, and arms-until the aggression halts, the blockade is lifted, and all of Palestine is liberated.
The statement strongly condemned the atrocities, massacres, starvation, and water deprivation imposed on the resilient people of Gaza by the Zionist enemy. It also exposed the brutal and criminal nature of the Zionist entity and those supporting it, specifically naming the Americans and global Zionist forces.
The statement criticized the death of humanitarian conscience and the continued silence of Arab and Islamic governments, scholars, and media. It called for immediate participation in military mobilization courses to prepare for the battle of 'Promised Liberation and Sacred Jihad' in support of Palestine.
Additionally, the statement urged people living near Gaza to take decisive stances against the Zionist siege and crimes, warning of divine punishment if the silence and neglect persist.