Sana'a Governorate witnessed today massive public protests denouncing the Zionist enemy's evasion of its obligations under the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon and its continued attacks on Syrian territory, under the slogan (Do you not fight a people who have broken their oaths?).

The participants in the protests, which were organized after Friday prayers in all the villages and districts of the governorate, denounced the continued violations, crimes and attacks of the aggression, which led to the death toll rising to 48,446 martyrs and 111,852 wounded since the beginning of the Zionist aggression on the Strip.

They denounced the Zionist enemy's halting of aid to the Gaza Strip and its continued threats to return to aggression against Gaza with unlimited American support, amidst shameful and disgraceful Arab and Islamic silence.

A statement issued by the protests indicated that the Zionist enemy's halting of humanitarian aid to Gaza and closing the crossings with the Strip is a violation of the ceasefire agreement and undermines all efforts made to establish peace in Gaza, warning that this will lead to Yemen resuming its operations supporting the resistance in Gaza.

The statement affirmed the complete and steadfast support of the people of Sana'a Governorate for the Palestinian people and their right to liberate the entire land of Palestine, praising the continued positions of some Arab regimes in rejecting displacement, calling on Arab leaders to take decisive positions in confronting the violations of the Zionist enemy and emphasizing that Al-Aqsa Mosque, the first Qiblah of Muslims, is a red line.

The statement condemned the American decision to classify the Yemeni people on the terrorism list and impose sanctions on their faithful and courageous leaders due to their legitimate, humanitarian and honorable positions towards the injustice of the Palestinian people, stressing that this unjust and ridiculous decision cannot change the Yemeni position supporting Gaza and the Palestinian people.

It also condemned the continued Israeli aggression on Syrian territory, denouncing the strange and shameful silence of armed groups and some Arab and Islamic regimes towards this blatant aggression.

The statement condemned the arrest of the Islah Party in Marib of the citizen Abdul Latif Al-Jumaili, who was tortured in the so-called Political Security prison in Marib until he died.