The Third International Conference "Palestine: The Central Issue of the Nation" continued for the second consecutive day under the slogan "You are not alone" with local, Arab, and international participation.

On its second day, attended by the Minister of Youth and Sports, Dr. Mohammed Al-Mawlid, and the Deputy Minister of Information, Dr. Omar Al-Bukhaiti, the conference discussed more than 87 research papers and scientific papers in 10 parallel sessions.

The first session, chaired by the Vice Chairman of the Conference Preparatory Committee, Dr. Ahmed Al-Arami, addressed 11 research papers and scientific papers.

The first group, presented by Dr. Jaafar Fadlallah, reviewed "The Role of University Mobility in the West - An Analytical Study," in which he addressed the nature of university and student activism in its societal context and drew a set of conclusions.

He pointed out that the student movement at 525 American universities witnessed more than four thousand student activities, in which university leaders and students participated, protesting the American policy of supporting the Zionist aggression against Gaza and demanding an end to the war on Gaza, the withdrawal of foreign investments from Israel, and the severing of ties with it.

Dr. Fadlallah emphasized that the student protests at American universities witnessed negative reactions from universities towards the movement, including negotiations with the movement's leadership, as well as widespread repression of these protests, the arrest of more than 3,600 male and female university students, the subjection of academic figures to accountability, and political and financial pressure on those leaders.

The second paper, presented by Lebanese researcher Dr. Sundus Youssef Al-Asaad, addressed "Mechanisms for Employing Academic Awakening in Western Universities in Our Soft War Against Imperialism." In the third working paper, Dr. Ahmed Abu Lahoum addressed the defeat of the Israeli mind: a theoretical and applied analytical study in light of the Quranic approach of the Martyr Leader.

In the fourth working paper, Dr. Muhammad Al-Mawlid and Dr. Muhammad Al-Nazari addressed the dangers of sports normalization with the Zionist enemy from the perspective of employees of the Yemeni Ministry of Youth and Sports in Sana'a.

Dr. Khaled Al-Husseini focused on the technological dimension as a strategic factor in Operation "Noah's Flood," linking soft power with smart power. Dr. Khaled Al-Shammari addressed the role of the Quranic project in instilling awareness in the conflict with the People of the Book.

Brigadier General Dr. Mujib Shamsan presented the stages and effects of the Battle of "The Promised Conquest and the Holy Jihad," while Dr. Nabil Khashafa spoke about the corruption of the Children of Israel: "Evidence and Facts."

Abdul Aziz Abu Talib addressed the Zionist influence on the United States: Implications for the National Interests of the American People. Judge Hussein Al-Mahdi presented the book "Palestine and the Martyr of the Quran in Memory: Allusions and Thoughts in Tweets and Messages."

In the final working paper, Dr. Khaled Mutahhar Al-Adwani presented a proposed vision for including the Palestinian issue in secondary school curricula in the Republic of Yemen.

The second session, chaired by Dr. Nasr Al-Hujaili, included seven research papers and an academic paper. The first paper focused on the civilizational, religious, and cultural dimensions of the Battle of "The Promised Conquest and the Holy Jihad," presented by Dr. Hamoud Al-Ahnoumi. The second paper, presented by Dr. Ahmed Al-Haboub, addressed Arab educational normalization in light of Hebrew educational apartheid.

The third working paper, presented by Dr. Abdul-Wadud Muqshar and Dr. Ahmed Wanas, enumerated the dangers of Arab-Israeli normalization and its repercussions for the Palestinian cause.

The fourth paper, presented by Dr. Abdullah Al-Arshi, addressed Zionist ambitions in Yemen—a comprehensive geopolitical analysis. The fifth paper, presented by Moataz Al-Qaoud, Dr. Muhammad Al-Nazari, and Kholoud Abdo, reviewed the role of sports media in spreading health, social, and national awareness among Palestinian university students in light of the Israeli wars.

The sixth paper, presented by Dr. Ali Qaradha and Mubarak Al-Arshi, presented a proposed vision for activating the role of Arab educational institutions in raising awareness among their students about the dangers of normalization with the Zionist entity.

The seventh paper, presented by Dr. Muhammad Al-Qalisi, addressed the dangers of normalization with the Zionist entity for Arab countries and peoples: "An analytical reading of the importance of the economic boycott as a tool for resisting occupation." The four-day conference will discuss 173 research papers and working papers distributed across various conference themes.

These papers were presented by participants, researchers, and activists from Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, India, Malaysia, and a number of activists from several foreign countries.

The conference seeks to examine the strategic dimensions of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" battle, the civilizational, religious, and cultural dimensions of the "Promised Conquest and Holy Jihad" battle, analyze the uprisings in American and European universities, and expose the reality of Western democracy.