Sana'a:Districts within Sana'a City have witnessed women's rallies organized under the theme "Indeed, Pharaoh has exalted himself in the land." These rallies, orchestrated by the General Mobilization unit of the Women's Authority in the Capital, were held in outrage to defend the dignity of Yemeni women against insults allegedly directed at them by the Saudi regime.
According to Yemen News Agency, speakers at the rallies emphasized that the dignity of Yemeni women, described as a land of faith and wisdom, should not be violated. They asserted that any affront to these women is an insult to the entire Yemeni people, a transgression unacceptable to any person of honor or integrity. The speakers highlighted the sacrifices made by Yemeni women, who have offered martyrs in defense of their faith, homeland, and people, and declared that they will not submit to humiliation or provocation.
A statement issued by the rallies condemned the insults against Yemeni women and warned the Saudi regime of the consequences of continuing to provoke the Yemeni people regarding their honor and integrity. The statement affirmed that such actions will not go unanswered, and that the leadership, the armed forces, and the tribes of Yemen reserve the right to take necessary measures in response to these violations. It called upon the armed forces and heroes across various fronts to fulfill their responsibilities in defending the honor and dignity of Yemeni women. It also urged the tribes to declare a general tribal mobilization in defense of honor and dignity, stressing that Yemeni women are a "red line" that must not be violated.
The statement further asserted that the free women of Yemen continue to participate in the general mobilization, providing support to the fronts with men, as well as financial and material contributions, to bolster steadfastness and resilience. It expressed backing for the operations of the armed forces, emphasizing that this support will continue until key demands are met, including ending the aggression and blockade, expelling occupation from the nation's territory, and recovering stolen rights and resources.
The statement renewed a pledge of allegiance to the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, authorizing him to take appropriate actions. It praised the people of Taiz Governorate for their sacrifices, affirming solidarity with them and with the Yemeni people across all governorates until the country is liberated from invaders and occupiers. Furthermore, the statement urged free men and youth to mobilize in support of the front lines and to enroll in training and qualification courses, while warning against any collaboration with the enemy.
