Hodeida:The educational and health sectors, along with school students in the Al-Munirah District of Hodeida Governorate, organized protest rallies on Sunday. These protests were in response to the brutal massacres reportedly committed by Saudi forces against civilians at Al-Hadara market in Al-Wazi'iyah of Taiz Governorate and in the village of Al-Shariyah in the Bani Hushaish district of Sanaa Governorate.
According to Yemen News Agency, the participants in these rallies expressed strong condemnation of the Saudi aggression. They accused Saudi forces of targeting public markets and civilian homes, leading to their destruction while residents were still inside. The protesters also highlighted the deliberate targeting of ambulance crews, rescue teams, and media personnel, labeling such actions as clear-cut war crimes, which they argued undermine the significance of international humanitarian law.
A statement from the rallies emphasized that the bloodshed of women and children would only bolster the Yemeni people's resolve and determination. The statement called on the Armed Forces to deliver a strong response by striking deep within Saudi territory. The goal, they asserted, is to secure protection through sacrifice and end the ongoing violations of human life.
The protestors also held the international community and United Nations-affiliated organizations accountable for their perceived complicity and silence regarding the actions of the Saudi regime. They criticized these entities for failing to address the regime's continuous disregard for civilian lives and ongoing crimes against innocent people.
