Sana’a: Following Friday prayers, the districts of the capital Sana’a witnessed massive rallies condemning the ongoing Zionist aggression against the Palestinian people under the slogan “Our monitoring continues, and our readiness is high.” Participants affirmed their continued mobilization and unwavering support for Gaza, and their readiness to confront any escalation with an even stronger response until victory is achieved.
According to Yemen News Agency, a statement issued by the rallies highlighted the continued Zionist aggression against the Palestinian people, noting that 618 Palestinians have been martyred and 1,663 wounded since the ceasefire on October 11th. The statement also pointed to the Zionist insistence on storming and desecrating al-Aqsa Mosque and obstructing the entry of humanitarian aid, which has exacerbated the suffering of the Palestinian people.
The statement pointed to the Zionist enemy’s continued aggression against Lebanon, supported by clear American backing and a concerted effort to threaten global security and stability through the formation of criminal alliances, the mobilization of aircraft and aircraft carriers, and attempts to terrorize the world with psychological and media warfare.
It affirmed that mobilization continues and that the supportive stance towards Gaza and Hezbollah remains steadfast and unwavering. It noted that monitoring and tracking all American and Israeli movements in the region and the world is ongoing, and that readiness is high to counter any escalation with an even stronger response.
The statement condemned the American ambassador’s remarks regarding handing over the Middle East to the Jews, calling on the peoples of the Arab and Islamic world to take to the streets to express their presence, rejection, and condemnation of such Zionist schemes targeting their existence and freedom.
It also called on everyone to boycott American and Israeli goods as a religious and moral duty, and to contribute to charitable campaigns for the poor and needy, support soup kitchens, and participate in Ramadan iftar meals.
The statement urged conscious participation in the “Today’s Seed, Tomorrow’s Palm Tree” campaign by collecting date pits and not discarding them until they are handed over to the relevant authorities, who will be visiting neighborhoods starting tomorrow, Saturday.
The statement also urged everyone to follow and absorb the lectures and lessons of the leader, Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, due to their profound guidance and crucial directives, especially concerning the critical stage the Muslim nation is currently experiencing.