Sana'a:Thousands of people from Yemen's capital, Sana'a, and various provinces gathered Friday in protests to condemn the actions of the Saudi regime. The demonstrators expressed their readiness to join the battlefronts in response to what they described as the Saudi regime's criminality and lawlessness, particularly the targeting of civilians through airstrikes on homes, markets, and infrastructure.
According to Yemen News Agency, the protests were marked by public outrage and condemnation of what participants labeled as the direct and deliberate killing of civilians, including children and women. The demonstrators compared the actions of the Saudi regime to those of the Zionist entity against Palestinians, asserting that both reflect a disregard for human rights and Islamic principles.
The Yemeni people have vowed not to remain silent in the face of these events, declaring their intent to support their armed forces and intensify efforts to deter the Saudi regime. The statement from the protests emphasized the continuation of military operations against Saudi targets until the regime capitulates to the demands of the Yemeni populace.
Participants also criticized the international community, including the United Nations and human rights organizations, for their inaction and perceived complicity in the ongoing conflict. They called out the lack of response to the alleged war crimes committed against Yemen, urging global entities to address the humanitarian crisis.
The protests underscored a commitment to defending Islamic holy sites and supporting the Palestinian cause. The demonstrators condemned the Saudi regime for hosting events they deemed contrary to Islamic values and urged scholars to speak out against the regime's actions and propaganda.
