Sana'a: Under the slogan 'With Gaza: Jihad and Steadfastness. Anger for the Spilled Blood and the Desecrated Sanctities', massive marches unfolded today in Sana'a and across Yemeni governorates. These demonstrations denounced increasing Zionist actions against Gaza and stood in defense of the Holy Qur'an and Al-Aqsa Mosque, rejecting its desecration by an American Zionist sympathizer.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Yemeni masses, carrying copies of the Qur'an, expressed their readiness to protect the Holy Book and Al-Aqsa Mosque. They viewed the targeting by American-Zionist entities as evidence of enmity against Islam and Muslims. Participants criticized the silence of Arab and Islamic regimes over these violations, asserting that indifference to such affronts indicates a lack of resistance against Zionist expansion.
The marches, occurring one day after a Zionist airstrike in Sana'a, sent a message of defiance to Israel and its allies. Yemenis reaffirmed their support for Palestinians and their resistance, emphasizing their unwavering commitment to jihad and resistance in defending Islamic causes.
The demonstrations also criticized international inaction over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. They labeled the situation as catastrophic, citing the dire health conditions and deliberate blockade imposed by Israel. In Sana'a, a million-strong march stood in solidarity with Palestinians and condemned the burning of the Qur'an in the U.S., warning against further desecrations of Islamic sanctities.
Protesters reaffirmed their resolve against Zionist aggression, declaring their support for Palestine until the siege on Gaza is lifted. They raised Yemeni and Palestinian flags, expressing loyalty to the Prophet and their determination to continue supporting Gaza and its resistance.
The marches called on Arab and Muslim populations to boycott American and Zionist products as a response to the genocide in Gaza and violations of Islamic sanctities. In Saada, 41 marches renewed support for Palestinians, condemning the Qur'an burning in America and endorsing Yemeni military operations against Israel.
Demonstrations spread across other governorates, echoing similar messages of condemnation and support for Gaza. A communiqu© from the marches affirmed Yemen's unwavering stance with Gaza and condemned the burning of the Qur'an in the U.S., urging Muslims worldwide to return to the Qur'an and the Prophet Muhammad's message.
The communiqu© concluded with prayers for the Palestinian people's victory, the martyrs' mercy, the wounded's healing, and the prisoners' freedom.