Dhamar - Saba:
An extensive tribal gathering convened in Dhamar province bringing together sheikhs and prominent figures from across the province to address escalating "American and Israeli enemy" actions and to pledge their support for the leadership's strategic options.
During the meeting, Deputy Chairman of the Shura Council, Daifullah Rassam, emphasized the historical role of Yemeni tribes in defending the nation and its causes, with the Palestinian issue at the forefront. He highlighted what he described as Yemen's path of goodness, freedom, humanity, and true religious principles, praising the "universal tribal elite" embodying these values.
Rassam commended the tribes of Dhamar for their "originality and magnanimity," urging them to intensify mobilization efforts. He called on all Yemeni tribes to emulate Dhamar's example, unite in this path, and resist being swayed by those who allegedly support "Jews." He urged them to actively confront the "occupation," unify Yemeni ranks and stances in defense of their religion, land, and resources, and lauded the steadfastness of the Palestinian people against the "American enemy" and "Zionists."
Shura Council member Hassan Abdulrazzaq underscored the distinct position of the Yemeni people, asserting that the Palestinian issue is a unifying cause for all Yemenis, regardless of their orientations. He stated that "American aggression" would not deter the Yemeni people from their firm, principled stance.
Province's mobilization official Ahmed al-Durani highlighted the meeting's significance given the escalating "American and Israeli aggression" and the Yemeni people's "religious and jihadist" support for Palestinians in Gaza. He pointed to the unity of official and popular positions in confronting "American aggression" and supporting Palestine, commending the efforts of sheikhs, dignitaries, social figures, and the general populace in mobilization and mass demonstrations in support of Gaza.
Al-Durani urged concerted efforts and the activation of tribal committees to implement a three-month campaign of tactical activities in preparation for any confrontation with the "American enemy." He noted that the meeting coincided with the anniversary of "the scream," calling for its principles to be put into practice and for everyone to align themselves in a way that pleases God and supports the "oppressed in Occupied Palestine," emphasizing the shared sacrifices between the Yemeni and Palestinian people.
Speeches from various Dhamar tribal representatives echoed these sentiments. Sheikh Abdullah al-Mekdad of the Ans tribes emphasized the meeting's importance in understanding local and regional developments, praised the armed forces' operations against the "Zionist and American enemy," and lauded the leadership's honorable stance in support of Gaza. He called for public awareness, high readiness to respond to duty, vigilance against rumors targeting the home front, and responsibility in addressing Yemen's challenges. Sheikh Mekdad announced the provision of military training centers for mobilization forces, with an initial 6,000 recruits in the 11th batch.
Sheikh Hussein al-Maqdishi of the Anas tribes confirmed the readiness of 6,500 fighters for any confrontation with the "American enemy" and "Zionists." Sheikh Abdul Hamid al-Qosi saluted the Al-Huda tribes and the armed forces, particularly the missile force and navy. He addressed the "massacres and genocidal war" allegedly committed by the "Zionist enemy entity and America" against Palestinians, noting their steadfastness. He affirmed the failure of "American aggression" on Yemen and the Yemeni people's unwavering support for Palestine, announcing 3,000 fighters for mobilization and calling for financial and material support for the rocket force to target "enemy Israel, the American."
Engineer Lutf al-Jarmouzi of the ATMA tribes announced 2,500 fighters for mobilization training centers, while Sheikh Ali al-hijnah, speaking for other tribes, condemned "American aggression" and announced the inauguration of the 11th "Al-Aqsa Flood" batch with 3,000 fighters.
A statement issued at the meeting announced a general call to action, tribal solidarity, comprehensive mobilization, and high readiness for "jihad for God's sake" to confront aggression against Yemen and Gaza. It announced the provision of tens of thousands of Dhamar's sons for the 11th batch of the mobilization forces' first level.
The statement praised the armed forces' military operations in preventing the passage of Israeli and American ships and targeting the "depth of the Zionist entity," aircraft carriers, and American destroyers, as well as the advancements in air defenses, calling for more operations against the "enemies."
The statement renewed the absolute mandate of the commander of the "Battle of the promised conquest and holy jihad," Abdulmalik al-Houthi, to take all deterrent escalatory military options in response to "crimes" and in support of Gaza.
It condemned the "crimes of the Israeli enemy" against Palestinians and Lebanese, the alleged displacement attempts against Gazans, the escalation of "American aggression" on Yemen, and the targeting of civilians, including the recent attack on Ras Issa port.
The statement also criminalized any cooperation or communication with external forces, declared the tribe's disassociation from any "traitor" collaborating with the "enemy," and pledged to pursue those involved with the "American enemy" in the killing of Yemenis.
Dhamar tribes declared public solidarity, unity, and support for summer schools, urging all residents to enroll their children to protect them from "dark enemies' plans."
They called on all Yemeni and Arab tribes to assume moral, religious, and national responsibility towards the "massacres and displacement" of Palestinians and the "American aggression" against Yemen.
The statement specifically invited the tribes of the southern and eastern provinces to join the "Battle of pride, dignity, and honor" against the "American enemy," urging them to overcome internal differences and unite against the external threat.
It called on those allegedly involved in "treason, labor, and hypocrisy" to return to the "right path" and unite against the "nation's real enemies, America and Israel," declaring a challenge to "America The Great Satan" and its "tyrant Trump," asserting that his planes, carriers, and "American crimes" would not deter the people of Yemen from supporting Gaza.
The Dhamar tribes renewed their loyalty to Allah, his messenger, and the "flags of guidance," and their disavowal of the "enemies of Allah and his messenger from the Jews and Christians of America and Israel."
During the meeting, the mechanism of the tribal committee's work, including its practical activities for three months, was approved, resuming all tactical activities within the "Battle of the promised conquest and holy jihad."
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