Sana'a - Saba:
A raging sea of Yemeni anger and rumbling human crawl swept the squares in various Yemeni provinces, today, in massive rallies, emphasizing Yemen's firm position in support of the Palestinian people , their just cause, and loyalty to the blood of Gaza, which is still bleeding under bombardment, siege , international and Arab conspiracy, in addition to the blood of Gaza, which is still bleeding under bombardment, siege , international and Arab conspiracy.
Yemenis came out from every district, village and city, carrying in their hearts the pain of Palestine, on their shoulders its flags, in their throats the roar of anger and the echo of the pain accumulated since the 48th Nakba until today's Gaza holocaust. They came out to renew the pledge, not in words alone, but in a practical attitude, and with a comprehensive popular readiness to enter the open front line with the Zionist entity and its tools.
The masses rushed forward, racing their shadows, carrying the slogans of revolution , resistance, and echoing the words of their leader, who called them to march and move, not to perform the seasonal duty of solidarity, but to embody the jihadist partnership and one identity in the nation's battle, as Palestine cannot remain alone, and Yemen cannot remain silent as it sees the blood of children washing the stones of Gaza every hour.
The squares were filled with Yemenis like never before, hearts crowded before bodies, and the streets were filled with chants that seemed to come from the time of conquest, from Badr, Khaybar , Al-Quds, and in the squares the voices of children mixed with the throats of the elders, chanting: "We will not leave Gaza," "Death to America, death to Israel," and "Our blood redeems Palestine.
From Sana'a to Sa'ada, from Ibb to Taiz, from Al-Hodeida to Dhamar, to Hajjah, Amran, Raymah, and various provinces, each province was writing its name today on the map of pride and victory, in the open field of dignity, where no voice is louder than the voice of the cause, and no banner flies above the banner of resistance.
The marches expressed Yemen in its full face, the face of jihad, the face of anger, the face of the situation, the face of the nation that knows its way despite the wounds, and that does not trade issues for gains, nor does it trade in slogans, but rather carves the position from the rock of experience , the glow of awareness and faith.
The marches were not a mechanical response to a transient call, but rather a complete explosion of the popular position and a mass materialization of the firm official position. The Yemenis proved once again that their vote with Palestine is neither seasonal nor reformist, but rather a firm belief, a religious, humanitarian, political and jihadist responsibility that cannot be compromised.
The Yemenis proved once again that their voice with Palestine is not a seasonal and reformist one, but a firm belief, a religious, humanitarian, political and jihadist responsibility that cannot be compromised.
It was clear in all the slogans and chants that Yemenis see Gaza as a mirror for them, an extension of their pain , steadfastness, and that the battle of Palestine is their battle, because the enemy is one, the identity is one, and the weapon, even if its fields differ, is for one cause.
The thunderous chants were not only a declaration of anger, but a conscious formulation of a people's creed, an open political and jihadist statement, through which Yemenis sent strong messages to the whole world: Palestine is still in the conscience of the living nation, and that those who still breathe with dignity cannot remain silent on the blood of Gaza.
It is noticeable that the banners raised, which were written with deep phrases such as "Gaza is not alone," "Our weapon is coming," and "The battle is one," reflect the level of popular awareness and the clarity of the compass among Yemenis, who do not get carried away by media hype, but rather side with the right position, no matter what the cost.
In Hodeida, along the coasts, human waves were merging with the roar of the sea, in an enthusiastic image that embodied the unity of land and people, and proved that the coast that faced the forces of aggression will not be less enthusiastic in the face of Zionism, nor less jealous of the nation's honor.
The clearest message to normalizers came from the mouths of millions of Yemenis, that those who betrayed Al-Quds will not be safe from the curse of the peoples, and that those who sold Al-Aqsa will not find a place in history, no matter how much they embellish their images on the screens of the traitorous media. The blatant rejection of normalization was evident in every corner of the marches.
In every square, phrases were repeated to emphasize that the Yemeni people are ready for all options, and that they put all their human and logistical capabilities at the disposal of the axis of resistance, in any front and on any land, without hesitation or narrow political calculations.
The collective chanting of the name of Palestine, and the scene of the squares overflowing with human torrents from all sides, represented a renewal of the covenant with the martyrs, and an affirmation that the compass has not lost its way, that Al-Quds is still at the center of the battle, and that the occupation is still the first enemy.
If the regimes compromise, collude and conspire, the peoples, especially the people of Yemen, continue to etch their position in memory, confirming that they are the owners of the decision , direction, and that this generation, as well as future generations, will be a support for Palestine, not a dagger in its back.
Today's rallies, accompanied by wide societal interaction, redefined the image of Yemen in the conscience of the nation, and proved that despite the wounds and the brutal US aggression it is exposed to every day in various provinces, Yemen is still a living fortress in the heart of this nation, and a voice that rises where others are silent.
Every square in Yemen today was a miniature Gaza, every voice was a rocket of rumbling anger,
every sign was a promise and a promise, a promise to the oppressed that we are with them until the last breath, and a promise to the tyrants that their account is coming, even after a while.
The raging torrents stood in various squares, not only to chant slogans, but to confirm that the time for slogans is over, that the time for action has begun, and that, as the leader said, the battle of Palestine is the battle of Yemen, it will not stop until the end of the occupation , the return of the land and the stolen right.
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