Sana'a: Participants at the Third International Conference "Palestine: The Central Issue of the Nation," held in Sana'a, have declared normalization with Israel "inviolable," citing the ongoing "genocide" in Gaza and Palestine.
According to Yemen News Agency, the four-day conference, featuring local, Arab, and international participation, focused on reshaping regional attitudes toward the Palestinian cause. Researchers presented numerous papers analyzing the historical and contemporary aspects of the conflict.
Key themes of the conference included discussions on the role of Zionist settlements in the Nakba, the impact of Israeli aggression on Gaza's health sector, and the negative repercussions of Arab normalization with Israel. Participants also examined the effectiveness of economic boycotts against Israel and highlighted the dangers of normalization, particularly emphasizing the importance of boycotts in Yemen.
Other significant topics addressed were Israeli "war crimes and genocide" against Palestinians, Al-Aqsa Flood's influence on regional and global perspectives, and the inevitability of conflict between the Muslim world and Israel. The conference also explored the psychological impact of the conflict on Palestinians, especially children, and the role of media and electronic resistance. Furthermore, a Quranic perspective on the conflict and the Yemeni perspective on the Palestinian cause and its role in the conflict were discussed.
Participants stressed the need for a unified regional stance against the Israeli enemy and called for increased global awareness of the Palestinian struggle. The conference emphasized the "academic resilience" of Palestinians and the importance of exposing Israeli "war crimes" through various platforms, including academic research and media.