Sana'a:A massive rally was held in the capital city of Sana'a on Friday, with participants declaring their steadfast support for Palestine and mobilizing against Saudi aggression and blockade. This significant gathering coincided with the third anniversary of Operation "Al-Aqsa Flood."
According to Yemen News Agency, the rally was organized in response to a call from the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi. The Yemeni people reaffirmed their commitment to support the Palestinian cause and the protection of Islamic holy sites, including Mecca, Medina, and the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Participants emphasized their readiness to defend the nation's causes and support the Armed Forces in confronting Saudi aggression. They highlighted that the Palestinian cause remains central to the Islamic nation and condemned attacks on Islamic holy sites as an affront to their faith and wisdom.
The rally also expressed strong opposition to the ongoing Saudi blockade and aggression, citing war crimes against Yemeni civilians, including targeting schools, hospitals, and markets. The participants declared their intention to maintain mobilization and readiness to fight for liberation and independence until the blockade ends and their rights are restored.
The statement issued at the rally urged the Arab and Islamic nations to oppose conspiracies by the Saudi regime in collaboration with Zionists. It reiterated Yemen's commitment to the Palestinian cause and its holy sites while calling for continued resistance against aggression. The rally further congratulated the Yemeni Armed Forces for their recent victories and operations against Saudi targets.
The declaration concluded with a call for general mobilization to support the Armed Forces, emphasizing that the fight against the blockade and aggression is necessary for the nation's freedom and dignity. The statement reaffirmed Yemen's steadfastness in its faith-based and humanitarian positions and rejected Saudi falsehoods regarding the targeting of holy sites.
