Sana'a: The capital city of Sana'a became the epicenter of a significant demonstration on Friday as a massive crowd participated in a million-man march titled 'One axis, one front in the face of American-Israeli tyranny.' The event highlighted a unified stance among various fronts, supporting the axis of jihad and resistance against the Zionist agenda.
According to Yemen News Agency, the demonstrators, waving the flags of Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, and Iraq, expressed unwavering support for the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and pledged their backing for the armed forces' operations. The participants called for the Arab and Islamic nations to mobilize and unite alongside the resistance axis, resisting the perceived threats and plans of their adversaries.
The rally vehemently condemned the actions of the American and Zionist forces in Iran, Lebanon, Iraq, and Palestine, particularly criticizing the legislation allowing the execution of Palestinian prisoners. The demonstrators praised the military operations of the resistance axis, urging continued efforts until victory is achieved.
The scene at Al-Sabeen Square was a testament to Yemeni resilience and commitment to the cause. The crowds reiterated the need for ongoing mobilization and preparedness to counter Zionist and American actions, emphasizing the importance of supporting the Palestinian cause and safeguarding Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Participants of the rally underscored the Yemeni people's resolve to remain steadfast in their path of jihad, committed to supporting the truth and confronting tyranny. The demonstrators chanted slogans that highlighted their solidarity with nations like Iran and Palestine, and their determination to thwart the so-called 'Greater Israel' project.
A statement read by Minister of Transport and Public Works, Mohammed Qahem, articulated the Yemeni people's commitment to jihad and their alignment with the axis of resistance against the Zionist plan. The statement condemned the targeting of Palestinian prisoners and the continued closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque, urging for a united front in the face of these challenges.
The demonstration concluded with a firm declaration of support for the military actions taken by Iran, Hezbollah, and the Islamic resistance in Iraq, praising their impact on the American and Israeli adversaries. The statement emphasized that the only viable option for the nation is jihad and confrontation, warning of dire consequences if these threats are not addressed.