Hodeida: Cultural and oratorical events were held in Al-Hali District, Hodeida Governorate, to commemorate the anniversary of the cry against the arrogant powers, under the slogan "The Cry: A Weapon and a Stance."
According to Yemen News Agency, the Tufan Al-Aqsa Summer School organized a cultural event attended by key figures including the Secretary-General of the Local Council in the district, Saleh Al-Harazi, the Mobilization Officer, Nabil Al-Wajih, and the Director of the Education Department, Hassan Wahban. Participants described the cry as a liberation project and a methodology for instilling awareness to confront challenges, emphasizing its close connection to national issues and support for the Palestinian cause.
The Martyr Abu Muhammad Shour Model Summer School also hosted a cultural event where Zaid Al-Kahlani, head of the Holy Quran Academy, highlighted the importance of the slogan in protecting the nation from misguidance and subservience. He noted that the events of Tufan Al-Aqsa validated the vision presented by the martyr leader in supporting the oppressed.
Cultural activist Saleh Al-Mahdi discussed the political and religious dimensions of the cry, identifying it as a starting point for directing enmity towards the true enemies of the nation: America and the Zionist entity. Meanwhile, Shamsan Square in the district hosted a cultural evening for students of summer courses. Abdul Rahman Al-Warfi, head of the Guidance Sector in the governorate, emphasized the importance of instilling a culture of resistance in younger generations to break the barrier of silence and subservience to the forces of arrogance.
Events were attended by district director Mu'ayyad Al-Mu'ayyad, advisor to the president of Hodeidah University, Majid Al-Idrisi, and various local, educational, and social figures. The events included songs, poems, and student presentations that collectively stressed the importance of adhering to the Quranic project and maintaining an Islamic identity.