Sanaa: The districts of the Capital Sanaa witnessed massive protests after Friday prayers, reaffirming support for the people in Gaza, Palestine, Lebanon, and Iran. The demonstrations were held under the banner "Those who disbelieve wish that you were heedless."
According to Yemen News Agency, protestors expressed their disapproval of the Zionist-American aggression and its impact on the region. They pledged continued mobilization and readiness to support unified fronts and the choice of jihad, advocating for the causes and sanctities of the nation, with the Palestinian cause being the foremost.
Participants renewed their allegiance to the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyid Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and expressed their readiness for any developments in confronting the forces of aggression. A statement from the protests condemned the Israeli aggression on Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon, which resulted in casualties, as well as the American aggression on Iran.
The statement also criticized former U.S. President Trump's threats to Oman and his pressure on countries to sign the Abraham Accords during Eid al-Adha. Protestors emphasized that their steadfastness is a form of resistance and warned against capitulating to external pressures, advocating jihad as the correct path.
Condolences were offered to Gaza for the assassination of jihadi leader Mohammed Ouda, and support was expressed for the Islamic Republic of Iran's right to respond to aggression. The statement urged participation in the Eid of Wilayah events and emphasized the importance of large gatherings to celebrate this occasion.