Hodeida - Saba:
Al-Hawak district in Hodeida on Wednesday witnessed a student march to commemorate the first anniversary of "Al-Aqsa Flood" battle, under the slogan "The Flood of Liberation".
During the march, which was led by the official of the educational sector in the province, Omar Bahr, and the director of the district, Jumai' Salem, the participants raised Yemeni, Palestinian and Lebanese flags and banners denouncing the crimes of the Zionist entity in Gaza and the southern suburb, and calling for unity of the Arab and Islamic ranks in confronting the common enemy of the Islamic nation.
They chanted slogans of anger and denunciation of the silence and failure of the Arab regimes and the continuation of normalization and rapprochement plans with the occupation entity, stressing the importance of consolidating awareness of the concept of resistance to confront the Zionist enemy and liberate Palestine.
The march statement considered "Al-Aqsa Flood" battle a correct beginning and a direction to proceed on the path of pride, dignity and victory for the sanctities.
He praised the steadfastness of the Palestinian resistance and its achievements in confronting the Zionist enemy entity, considering this operation a source of pride and honor for the nation to restore the rights of the Palestinians and liberate their country.
The statement called for supporting the resistance that continues the battle of "al-Aqsa Flood" on the path to liberation and defending the Palestinian people, their land and their sanctities to confront the ongoing Zionist terrorism against the Palestinians.
It pointed out that the continued silence of the international community on the crimes committed by the Zionist occupation in the occupied territories is a stigma and public participation in the war and violations to which the Palestinian people are exposed.
The statement considered the Arab normalization projects of a number of regimes with the usurping Zionist enemy entity as one of the forms of conspiracy against the Palestinian cause, which represents the first central issue for the peoples and sons of the nation, indicating that these projects constitute a major betrayal of the issues of the nation.
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