Sana'a: Mass stands were held in the districts of the Capital Sana'a following Friday prayers, affirming high readiness and support for Gaza and Palestine, under the slogan "Our monitoring continues, our hands are on the trigger, and mobilization continues."
According to Yemen News Agency, the residents of the Capital Sana'a affirmed their continued general mobilization and readiness to thwart the plans and conspiracies of the forces of tyranny and global arrogance, and to support the causes and holy sites of the nation.
They condemned the continued and escalating Zionist aggression and siege on the Gaza Strip, as well as the ongoing aggression against Lebanon and the American threats against Iran, in light of continued Arab and Islamic inaction.
They reiterated the Yemeni people's firm and principled stance in supporting their brothers in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon, and standing with the Islamic Republic of Iran in the face of American and Israeli threats.
A statement issued by the organizers of the sit-ins explained that the Yemeni people are following the daily developments in Gaza, monitoring all the movements and crimes of the Zionist enemy there, its continued violation of all agreements and breach of all pledges, and its killing of thousands of Palestinian Muslims. The number of martyrs has reached 846, while the number of wounded has reached 2,418 since the ceasefire on October 11th. The bodies of 769 martyrs have also been recovered.
The statement indicated that the toll of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip has risen to 72,628 martyrs and 172,520 wounded, with the continued unjust and brutal siege on Gaza, which is rapidly increasing the suffering of the Palestinian people.
The statement further noted that the Yemeni people are monitoring the Zionist enemy's continued crimes in Lebanon, where it has killed thousands of children and women, while it continues its violations, transgressions, and incursions in Syria, amidst the continued shameful inaction of the Arab and Islamic nations and their governments.
The statement affirmed the unwavering religious, humanitarian, and moral stance of the Yemeni people in support of their brethren in Gaza and Palestine, and of Hezbollah in Lebanon. It called upon free media outlets to highlight the plight of Gaza and Palestine, making it a central issue for the nation.
The statement commended Hezbollah's operations in Lebanon and its attacks on the criminal Israeli forces, affirming full support for them and standing with the Islamic Republic of Iran against American and Israeli threats, while upholding the principle of unified fronts.
The statement condemned in the strongest terms the continued desecration of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque by the vile Zionists.
It called upon everyone to confront the soft war by facilitating dowries and reducing marriage costs, establishing regulations to govern and regulate these matters, overseen by the state, and punishing those who violate them, in accordance with the teachings of Islam.