Al-mahrah: The people of Al-Mahrah Governorate organized on Friday a march and mass rallies in solidarity with the Palestinian people and their just cause, condemning Israeli violations against the residents of Gaza, the West Bank, and all of Palestine.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants in the march and rallies raised slogans denouncing American and Israeli actions and their crimes against the Resistance Axis countries. The protests were also directed against the violations by the Israeli occupation, including the approval by the so-called "Israeli Knesset" of a law to execute Palestinian prisoners and the assaults on the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The demonstrators affirmed that their participation underscores a commitment to stand alongside their brothers in the Jihad and Resistance Axis-the Islamic front-against the axis of disbelief and the Zionist-Jewish plan called "Greater Israel," which they claim targets the entire Ummah without exception.
The people of Al-Mahrah condemned the dangerous escalation represented by the enactment of the law to execute Palestinian prisoners, considering it a blatant violation of all international laws and covenants. They also denounced the repeated violations at Al-Aqsa Mosque, such as its closure and the prevention of prayers, stressing that these actions constitute a flagrant interference with freedom of worship and a direct targeting of Islamic sanctities.
The protesters called on the international community to assume its legal and moral responsibility regarding the Zionist violations against the Palestinian people and to take a clear stance to stop them. They issued a statement condemning the Israeli occupation's issuance of a decree to execute thousands of Palestinian prisoners in its jails, criticizing the Arab and Islamic world's inaction in response.
The statement also denounced the serious crime of the continued closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque-a step aimed at subduing Muslims and isolating them from it, paving the way for its demolition-and considered this as laying the foundation for the so-called "Greater Israel" project.
The statement reaffirmed that all these actions leave the Ummah with no option but to engage in Jihad for the sake of Allah, confronting tyranny and crime. The people of Al-Mahrah expressed their rejection of injustice in all its forms, strongly condemning the dangerous escalation represented by the approval of the law to execute Palestinian prisoners-a blatant violation of international laws that legitimizes extrajudicial killings.
The march and rallies' statement strongly condemned the repeated violations against Al-Aqsa Mosque, including its closure and the prevention of prayer, and called these actions a flagrant attack on freedom of worship and a direct targeting of the Islamic Ummah's sanctities. It reaffirmed that closing Al-Aqsa Mosque and preventing prayer is an unacceptable crime that strikes at the Ummah's creed and dignity, holding the international community legally and morally accountable for these violations and urging it to take a clear position to stop them.