Sana'a: The capital witnessed a massive million-strong march under the slogan "In Response to and in Support of the Palestinian People... Steadfast and Ready for the Next Round." Crowds gathered at Al-Sabeen Square in response to a call from the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, to show support for the Palestinian people and their resistance fighters. The demonstrators raised banners condemning enemies and chanted slogans promoting freedom and jihad.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants waved Yemeni and Palestinian flags, pledging unwavering support for the Palestinian cause until victory is achieved. They also expressed solidarity with Iran and Lebanon against American and Israeli actions. The marchers declared readiness for future confrontations with Israeli forces and condemned ongoing attacks on Palestinians and violations at Al-Aqsa Mosque.
The crowds urged Arab and Islamic nations to confront American and Zionist policies and chanted slogans supporting Gaza and opposing Zionist aggression. A statement by Supreme Political Council advisor Allamah Muhammad Anam highlighted the demonstration's roots in faith and solidarity with Palestinian fighters. It condemned crimes against Palestinians and criticized the lack of action from the international community.
The statement denounced a past agreement sponsored by former U.S. President Trump, noting its failure and the global silence surrounding it. The Yemeni people vowed continued support for Palestinians until justice is achieved. They expressed readiness for further conflict, resisting control by external forces, and opposing expansionist projects.
The statement called on Arab and Islamic nations to recognize these threats and fulfill their responsibilities through action and jihad. It emphasized increased awareness of the situation and criticized the moral depravity of global leaders involved in scandals. The commitment to the cause remains strong, with efforts focused on strengthening resilience and protecting against threats.