Sana'a: As Israeli actions intensify, veering towards genocide and starvation against Palestinians, public outrage is mounting across Yemen. Massive rallies are growing in size and determination, expressing unwavering solidarity and readiness to support Gaza's cause.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Yemeni populace has condemned the silence and betrayal by Arab and Islamic regimes regarding the deprivation of essential supplies to Gaza. Under the banner 'We Will Not Tolerate the Genocide in Gaza and the Desecration of the Nation and Its Sanctities,' Yemenis have marched in large numbers in Sana'a and other governorates to affirm their readiness to stand with their Palestinian brothers.
In the capital's Al-Sabeen Square, a massive rally reaffirmed support for Gaza and denounced genocide and starvation. The crowd expressed readiness for action, urging the opening of passageways to allow Yemenis to join the fight in Gaza.
Participants criticized the inaction of Arab and Islamic governments, endorsing statements by Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and supporting measures to halt aggression and lift the siege on Gaza. They praised Palestinian resistance and called for a boycott of American and Israeli products.
In Sa'ada, 39 rallies reaffirmed solidarity with Gaza, warning of divine wrath for betrayal. Participants reiterated readiness to support the Palestinian cause and condemned the inaction of neighboring regimes.
In Al-Hudaydah, massive crowds raised flags, denouncing genocide and holding the U.S. and its allies responsible for Israel's actions. Residents called for mobilization to break the siege and save the starving.
Similar rallies occurred in other governorates, with participants declaring their readiness for sacrifice and endorsing leadership decisions to confront Israel. They held America and Israel responsible for the bloodshed in Gaza.
A final declaration from the rallies expressed sorrow for Gaza, condemnation of the U.S. and Israel, and support for Sayyed Abdul-Malik's escalatory options. Yemenis vowed continued support for Palestine, trusting in eventual victory.