Hajjah: The governorate of Hajjah witnessed large rallies organized by the Women's Committee in several districts on the anniversary of the September 21 Revolution and in solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants at the gatherings in the provincial center and in Al-Shahl, Al-Mahabsha, Al-Miftah, Abs, and Aflah al-Yaman chanted slogans expressing loyalty and devotion to the Greatest Prophet and disavowal of the enemies of Islam, traitors, and collaborators. They expressed pride in and reverence for the September 21 Revolution, which they said foiled the plots of Yemen's enemies and all colonial schemes, freed Yemenis from tutelage, dependency, and subservience to foreign powers, and removed the yoke of domination.
The rallies praised the armed forces' escalating operations-which they said have overcome the most advanced U.S. and Israeli air-defense systems-and called for continued strikes on the enemy and for delivering punishing missile blows until it relinquishes its arrogance and stops its aggression against Gaza. They affirmed trust in God and His true promise of victory for the believers, saying that those who adhere to Islam will not be defeated nor accept defeat. The statement described action in support of the oppressed and the weak as arising from religious conviction, an awareness of the moral and religious importance of this stance.
The participants stressed their determination to stand with their Palestinian brothers in Gaza, who they said are suffering the most heinous crimes of extermination and starvation amid abandonment and retreat by many who claim affiliation with Islam. They vowed to preserve the gains of the September 21 Revolution-ending foreign tutelage and dependency, eradicating terrorism, and maintaining independent decision-making, dignity, and freedom.
A statement issued by the rallies reiterated 'firmness on God's path, adherence to it, and continuation of the sacred jihad against the criminal Zionist enemy, supporting, backing Gaza and its brave resistance, and confronting the enemy's policy of impunity by relying on God and trusting in His victory.' The statement hailed the steadfastness of the Palestinian people and the brave resistance in Gaza, which it said confronts the mightiest force with the strength of faith, and it congratulated the recent military operations of the Palestinian resistance as successful by God's grace and devastating to the Zionist enemy.
The statement warned the Saudi regime, together with the United States and Britain and anyone who might consider intervening to protect the navigation or other interests of the Zionist enemy in support of its aggression against Gaza, that they would reap only defeat, loss, shame, and disgrace before the whole world. The statement also emphasized the role of Muslim women in raising awareness of the religious, moral, and humanitarian responsibility to support the oppressed and weak in Gaza, and it urged a boycott of American and Israeli products and of companies that support them, as a means of strengthening steadfastness and resilience.