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The capital city of Sana'a saw on Friday a massive turnout, with millions participating in a march titled "Loyalty to Martyr Leaders... With Gaza and Lebanon Until Victory."
Participants waved Yemeni, Palestinian, and Lebanese flags, alongside images of martyr leaders, while denouncing the ongoing brutal massacres, forced displacements, and genocide perpetrated by the Israeli forces against the Palestinian people, with support from Western powers.
The demonstrators criticized the complicity of the international community and the inaction of Arab and Islamic countries, which have remained silent in the face of Israeli aggression and crimes against the people of Gaza, Palestine, and Lebanon.
The crowds expressed their readiness to confront any escalation from the American, Israeli, and British enemies and reaffirmed their commitment to support Gaza, Palestine, and Lebanon, as well as to defend their land, honor, and national sovereignty.
Slogans echoed throughout the march, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for jihad and resistance, and pledging to follow the path of the martyr leaders until the liberation of al-Aqsa and all occupied territories from Israeli control.
The participants reaffirmed Yemen’s steadfastness in the struggle against oppression, emphasizing unity under the leadership of Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and their support for the Yemeni armed forces and the resistance movements in Gaza and Lebanon.
In a statement read by Deputy Prime Minister for Defense and Security Affairs Lt. Gen. Jalal Al-Ruwaishan, the march highlighted the global awareness of the Israeli aggression in Gaza, now entering its fifty-fifth week, under U.S. support.
The statement criticized the international community for its failure to act against the ongoing violence, noting that Israeli aggression has extended beyond Gaza to Lebanon and the West Bank, yet the world remains largely silent.
Reaffirming their commitment to faith and resistance, the Yemeni people pledged to continue their weekly marches in solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples until victory is achieved.
The statement also expressed condolences to Hezbollah and the broader Arab and Islamic community for the loss of the martyr Hashem Safieddine, vowing to honor his legacy and the legacies of other martyr leaders.
Addressing the Israeli forces, the statement asserted that attempts to target leaders of resistance would not weaken their resolve. It reminded them that past actions have only fueled the resistance in Palestine and Lebanon.
Furthermore, the statement called on the Arab and Islamic nations to awaken to the threat posed by Israeli ambitions, urging them to resist passivity and to stand against those who would compromise their dignity and sovereignty.
The march concluded with a renewed commitment to jihad and resistance, asserting that no challenge would deter their determination to confront any escalation from adversaries, echoing the divine promise of victory.
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