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Ibb Scholars and Preachers Denounce Saudi Regime’s Fabrications

Ibb:An expanded meeting of scholars and preachers from Ibb Governorate convened to refute the Saudi regime's claims about targeting Mecca and Medina. The meeting aimed to support the "escalation with escalation and siege with siege" stance and commemorate the third anniversary of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" battle.

According to Yemen News Agency, participants, organized by the General Authority for Endowments and Guidance, under local authority supervision, condemned Saudi crimes against civilians, including attacks on children, women, and civilian structures like the Dalil city bridge in Ibb. They lauded the armed forces' successes on the western coast and other fronts, as well as their humane treatment of prisoners and dedication to protecting property.

Dr. Fouad Naji, deputy head of the General Authority for Endowments and Guidance, explained that Saudi misdirection campaigns aim to mask its military failures. He emphasized the strategic victories by Yemeni forces that have disrupted Saudi plans and highlighted the scholars' duty to enlighten the public and uphold truth.

Dr. Naji also discussed Saudi collaboration with Israeli and American forces against regional sanctities and capabilities, suggesting that Saudi actions in Bab al-Mandab benefit the Zionist entity. He praised Yemen's role in upholding Islam and the efforts of Ibb's scholars in promoting unity and peace.

Dr. Hizam Al-Asad of Ansar Allah's Political Bureau described the meeting as a religious duty to affirm truth and support the Yemeni people's resistance. He criticized those who undermine the sanctity of Mecca and Medina by introducing immoral activities to the region.

Abdul Fattah Ghallab, a local mobilization official, dismissed Saudi allegations as attempts to gain Islamic world support for its actions against Yemen. He highlighted Yemenis' commitment to defending Islamic sanctities and predicted the eventual triumph of truth over global aggression.

The meeting, attended by various religious and local leaders, reinforced Yemen's commitment to significant causes, particularly the Palestinian issue, and called for unity against Saudi, American, and Zionist adversaries.