Sanaa:An intellectual symposium titled "Al-Aqsa Flood and October 14 The Integration of Regional and Global Arenas in Confronting the Zionist Narrative .. A Reading of the Dimensions of the Flood" was organized by the Faculty of Sharia and Law at Sanaa University. The event was attended by University President Dr. Muhammad Al-Bakhiti and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Ibrahim Al-Mata'.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Muhammad Najjad, emphasized the symposium's role in highlighting the significance of the Al-Aqsa Flood battle on its third anniversary and the October 14 Revolution on its 63rd anniversary. He pointed out that the events of October 7 were not just a military incident but a strategic turning point that reshaped regional and global political and military awareness.
Dr. Najjad explained that the battle exposed the reality of the Zionist entity globally, challenging its long-promoted image. This led to a restoration of moral conscience in Western societies and sparked unprecedented movements in Western capitals.
The symposium also addressed three working papers. The first, by Palestinian researcher Dr. Muhammad Al-Bahisi, praised Yemen's support for Al-Aqsa Flood and described the Yemeni battle as an extension of the Palestinian cause. Dr. Al-Bahisi highlighted the symbolic significance of Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque in the broader conflict.
Dr. Al-Bahisi also noted Yemen's strategic contributions to the battle, including closing Bab al-Mandab and banning Israeli navigation in the Red Sea. The second paper, by Dr. Abdo Subai', analyzed shifts in Western public opinion and the collapse of the Zionist narrative following the Al-Aqsa Flood battle.
The third paper, presented by Dr. Abdulaziz Abu Talib, discussed the American-Zionist project's strategic challenges. The symposium concluded with discussions affirming that the Al-Aqsa Flood battle signaled a break from Zionist dominance and repositioned Palestine as a central global issue.
