Ibb - Saba:
Ibb province on Friday witnessed a series of 62 mass marches titled "Loyalty to the Martyred Leaders... With Gaza and Lebanon Until Victory," demonstrating strong support for the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples.
Participants gathered in the Great Prophet Square in Ibb city, joined by Governor Abdulwahid Salah, members of Parliement, the Shura Council, and other local officials.
The participants condemned the ongoing atrocities and aggression committed by Israeli forces against civilians in Gaza and Lebanon, denouncing these acts as clear violations of international humanitarian law.
The marchers expressed concern that the silence of Arab nations and the international community has emboldened the Israeli regime to escalate its violence, calling on regional and global organizations, including the United Nations, to take decisive action against what they termed a "holocaust" being carried out by "neo-Nazi" forces.
Prominent figures, including Dr. Nasr al-Hajili, Rector of Ibb University, and Judge Sari al-Ajili, Chairman of the Court of Appeal, attended the event. Ten additional mass marches took place in the northern districts of Yarim, Aa-Saddah, al-Nadira, and al-Radmah, reinforcing the Yemeni people's solidarity with the Lebanese resistance and their commitment to supporting Palestine.
The participants reiterated that the Israeli regime would not succeed in breaking the resolve of the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples through violence against their leaders and civilians. They gathered across various districts, including al-Odain, and others, voicing their support for the struggle against Zionist aggression.
The people of al-Hazm district held 18 marches, emphasizing their unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese causes. Similarly, marches took place in Dhi As-Sufal, al-Siyani, Ba'dan, and al-Sabrah districts, where participants called on Arab and Islamic nations to escalate pressure on their governments to take action against Israeli crimes.
A statement released during the marches commended the operations of the Lebanese Islamic Resistance, which have increasingly targeted Israeli positions, extending their reach into northern occupied Palestine.
The statement expressed condolences for the martyrdom of Sayyed Hashem Safi al-Din, head of Hezbollah's Executive Council, and condemned the circumstances of his assassination.
The statement reaffirmed that such crimes would not weaken the resistance, pledging to continue the legacy of martyred leaders until victory is achieved and all occupied territories are liberated. It highlighted the resilience of the Palestinian people and called for intensified efforts to confront the Israeli regime and its allies.
The marches denounced the ongoing genocide in Gaza, now entering its 55th week, under U.S. sponsorship and the complicity of Western regimes, stressing the need for ongoing demonstrations and mobilization in support of Palestine and Lebanon until victory is secured.
| more of (Local) |