Sana'a: Saba'een Square in the capital, Sana'a, along with various other squares and areas across the governorates, witnessed a massive gathering of one million people. The rally was organized to continue the marches of steadfastness with Gaza and express support for the Palestinian people and their resistance efforts.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Yemeni population demonstrated their unwavering jihadist stance, further complementing the strategic role played by the Yemeni Armed Forces in the ongoing battle against the Zionist entity. Despite adverse weather conditions, participants in the marches, themed "Steady with Gaza and Palestine... and Rejection of Deceptive and Treacherous Deals," reaffirmed their commitment to resistance and their rejection of subservience and treachery. They voiced their disapproval of the blockade on Gaza, which has resulted in the starvation of two million Muslims, and condemned the international community's inaction.
The million-strong participants accused the Arab world of complicity due to their silence on the systematic genocide occurring in Gaza, branding it as a betrayal that history will not forget. Slogans echoed through the streets, emphasizing solidarity with Gaza and condemning the actions of the Zionist enemy. The crowds in Sana'a declared Yemen's steadfast support for the Palestinian cause, rejecting any deceitful deals and vowing to confront all adversaries.
Sa'dah Governorate hosted 42 mass marches, emphasizing their continued support for Gaza and Palestine while denouncing all deceptive deals. The participants warned of the consequences of silence over the injustices in Gaza, asserting that the Zionists are enemies of humanity.
Meanwhile, Al Hudaydah Governorate witnessed 265 mass marches, where participants criticized Arab collaboration with the Zionist regime and highlighted the betrayal of normalization regimes. The demonstrators in the region condemned the ongoing diplomatic ties with the Zionist entity and reiterated their support for the Palestinian resistance.
In Sana'a Governorate, massive protests underscored Yemen's unwavering support for Gaza, decrying the silence of Arab and Islamic nations in the face of atrocities committed against Palestinians. Concurrently, the people of Dhale' expressed their rejection of the genocide against Gaza, reaffirming their commitment to resistance against the Zionist enemy.
Hajjah Governorate saw 267 marches, emphasizing continued support for Palestinians and condemning those siding with the Zionist enemy. The residents called for Arab and Islamic nations to fulfill their humanitarian duties towards Gaza.
Al-Mahwit Governorate's 94 marches similarly condemned the genocide in Gaza and reaffirmed their readiness to confront the Zionist enemy. Ibb Governorate's 250 marches denounced the crimes committed against Palestinians, warning of retribution against complicit regimes.
Raymah Governorate's gatherings condemned international silence over the massacres in Gaza, praising Yemeni Armed Forces' operations against the Zionist entity. Lahj Governorate held marches and vigils, affirming unwavering support for Gaza and applauding military actions against the enemy.
Al-Bayda Governorate also held massive marches in solidarity with Gaza, denouncing world silence over the Zionist crimes. In Ma'rib Governorate, 16 marches and sit-ins supported Gaza, urging action against the siege and boycott campaigns against Zionist products.
Amran Governorate's 106 marches reinforced support for Palestine, pledging readiness to confront Zionist aggression. Taiz Governorate's 80 marches rejected treacherous deals, emphasizing Palestine as the compass of the free.
Dhamar Governorate's 53 marches affirmed support for Gaza, condemning international silence over Zionist crimes. Al-Jawf Governorate's 50 marches emphasized mobilization against the enemy and called for practical steps to aid Gaza.