Sana'a: Capital Sana'a on Friday witnessed a massive turnout as millions flooded the streets for the 'With Gaza: Jihad and Steadfastness to Confront the Most Heinous Genocide and the Most Malicious Conspiracies' march.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants reaffirmed their unwavering support for the Palestinian people in Gaza, denouncing as Israeli 'war crimes' backed by the United States and abetted by some Arab regimes.
Waving Yemeni and Palestinian flags, protesters carried placards condemning the siege on Gaza, the starvation of its population, and Arab governments accused of 'normalizing' ties with Israeli entity.
Chants targeted Israeli enemy Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who recently spoke of a 'Greater Israel' project, calling it a direct threat to Arab and Islamic nations, including the holy cities of Mecca and Medina.
A statement from the rally, read by senior Ansarullah official Mahmoud al-Junaid, rejected any attempts to disarm Palestinian or Lebanese resistance groups, calling such moves a betrayal that serves 'Zionist and American aggression.'
The statement urged the Arab and Islamic world to strengthen armed resistance as a barrier to Israeli enemy expansionism.
The statement also called for the criminalization of Zionism and the dismantling of Israel's military capabilities, warning that failure to act would bring heavy costs to the region and the world.
It condemned Arab regimes that maintain economic and military cooperation with Israel, labeling their inaction in the face of Israeli threats as shameful and dangerous.
Organizers vowed to continue weekly mass rallies in Yemen as an expression of solidarity with Gaza and opposition to Israeli enemy and U.S. policies in the region.