Hodeida: Tribes from the districts of Bayt al-Faqih, al-Mansuriyah, and al-Durayhimi in the Hodeida governorate gathered on Thursday for an armed tribal rally, declaring mobilization in defense of Palestine and in confrontation with perceived enemies. The rally was held under the slogan 'General Mobilization in Support of Palestine and in Confrontation of Enemy Plots.'
According to Yemen News Agency, the rally was attended by Member of Parliament Ali al-Abri, district directors Hussein Sahl, Amer Ali, and Mohammed al-Mousai, alongside sheikhs of al-Zaraniq and Tihama, who reaffirmed their unwavering stance in support of Palestine. Participants chanted slogans of jihad and mobilization against American-Zionist aggression.
The gathering announced a general call to arms and tribal mobilization, affirming their readiness to join the fronts of honor and dignity in response to the situation in Gaza. The participants emphasized that the current battle is one of destiny, sovereignty, and dignity, with no room for compromise.
The tribes expressed their readiness to defend land, honor, and sanctities, renewing their loyalty to the Leader of the Revolution. They condemned the violence in Gaza and asserted that neglecting Palestine equates to abandoning one's homeland and honor. The participants called for continued public demonstrations in support of Palestine and rejection of normalization.
The tribes of Hudaydah highlighted their resilience, sending a message that Yemen remains steadfast in its struggle for liberation. They praised the Yemeni Armed Forces' operations in the Red Sea and Yemeni territorial waters, viewing them as a victory for national will and support for the Palestinian cause.
The rally urged intensified mobilization and preparedness, reinforcing battlefronts, and escalating organized resistance against perceived aggression. A statement issued at the rally affirmed Hudaydah's commitment to supporting Palestine and maintaining readiness to confront enemy conspiracies.
The statement emphasized Yemen's active role in confronting the American-Zionist project, rejecting normalization and collaboration, and strengthening unity and tribal cohesion. The tribes reaffirmed their commitment to the Revolution's leadership and strategic choices in confronting the enemy, while continuing mobilization activities in support of Palestine.