Hajjah:Mass rallies were organized across Hajjah province following Friday prayers to denounce the actions of the Saudi enemy, its ongoing aggression, and the blockade against Yemen. The protests reiterated the commitment to steadfastness and resilience against these challenges.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants in the provincial center and various districts accused the Saudi enemy of continuing to shed Yemeni blood while international communities and human rights organizations have not acted to halt these crimes and violations that have persisted for 12 years.
The protesters expressed their unwavering support for the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and his efforts to take appropriate measures to end the aggression and blockade. They affirmed their readiness to confront any escalation and were prepared to make sacrifices to defend Yemen's security and stability while supporting the oppressed.
Residents of Hajjah also pledged to maintain their resilience by providing fighters, funds, and weapons to support the Yemeni armed forces. The rallies' statement emphasized that general mobilization would persist until the legitimate demands of the Yemeni people are met. It condemned the Saudi enemy's attacks on civilian homes and humanitarian facilities in Taiz, Sa'ada, and other provinces.
The statement criticized the lack of action from Arab and Islamic countries regarding Yemen's suffering and urged the public to verify information, rejecting what it called Saudi propaganda aimed at tarnishing Yemen's image. It highlighted that Saudi crimes would not be forgotten or go unpunished, while condemning governments that have aligned with US and Israeli interests. Additionally, it praised political groups that opposed their countries' involvement in the war on Yemen.
The statement also condemned what it described as the Saudi enemy's desecration of the holy land through celebrations contrary to Islamic teachings and Arab values, asserting that the Saudi regime poses a genuine threat to Islamic holy sites.
