Al-bayda: The people of Al-Sawadiyah District in Al-Bayda Governorate organized an armed tribal rally on Saturday to mark the annual Martyr’s Anniversary. This event was held as a tribute to the martyrs and as a reaffirmation of the community’s commitment to mobilization and readiness.
According to Yemen News Agency, Deputy Governor Ali Shaikh emphasized the continuation of mobilization and the community’s readiness to confront threats against Yemen. He reiterated the district’s steadfast support for the Palestinian people and their fighters. During the rally, a pledge of loyalty was renewed to the martyred jihadi leader Lieutenant General Muhammad Abdulkarim al-Ghamari and all martyrs of Yemen and Palestine, reflecting the community’s allegiance to their cause and the broader Arab identity.
A statement from the rally, attended by District Director Yasser al-Sawadi and Mobilization Official Ragheb al-Muayyad, called for continued efforts in general mobilization activities and raised readiness in support of Gaza, al-Aqsa, and all of Palestine. The statement stressed the importance of confronting enemy plans aimed at weakening the region and the Arab and Islamic community.
The rally participants renewed their pledge to the revolution leader, Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, committing to the path of jihad and honoring the sacrifices of the martyrs, particularly those from Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, and Iraq. The statement emphasized ongoing preparations and an increased pace of mobilization to counter threats against Yemen and the sanctities of the Arab and Islamic nations, warning against escalation by American and Israeli forces.
The statement highlighted the armed forces’ readiness to respond to any developments, calling on security agencies to take protective measures and on authorities to punish those involved in treason. It expressed solidarity with the perseverance of the Palestinian people, assuring them that they are not alone and will continue to receive support.
The statement also urged Yemeni tribes to strengthen social cohesion, increase mobilization efforts, and maintain readiness to defend their principles and fortify the home front.