Hodeida - Saba:
Residents of Hodeida province gathered Friday afternoon in 89 squares across the center and districts of the province for marches titled "Loyalty to the Martyred Leaders: With Gaza and Lebanon Until Victory."
The demonstrations aimed to express solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples and to mobilize against Nazi enemies.
Led by Hodeida first undersecretary Ahmed al-Bishri and other officials, participants chanted slogans denouncing their enemies while holding banners proclaiming victory and displaying the flags of Yemen, Palestine, and Lebanon.
The participants called attention to the need for increased support for the Palestinian and Lebanese resistance against ongoing aggression.
The crowds condemned the silence of regimes enemies as collaborating with the Zionist enemy, denouncing the ongoing violence against Palestinians and Lebanese.
They emphasized that the actions of the Zionist forces necessitate a strong response and renewed commitment to resistance.
The Participants expressed their readiness for action, asserting their combat experience and faith in eventual victory over enemies.
They highlighted the importance of training and preparation to enhance their capabilities in confronting threats to Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, and the broader Islamic community.
The people of Hodeida reaffirmed their dedication to ongoing mobilization and training initiatives, honoring the resilience and bravery of the Palestinian people.
They called for collective efforts across the region to bolster the fight against injustices.
A statement issued during the marches mourned the martyrdom of Sayyed Hashem Safieddine, head of the Executive Council of Hezbollah, denouncing his assassination as an act of aggression.
The statement underscored that such acts would not deter the resistance's resolve to continue the fight for liberation.
The participants praised the growing resistance operations in Lebanon and the successes of armed forces in targeting the Zionist enemy.
They called for heightened efforts until the enemies cease their actions against Gaza and Lebanon.
The statement condemned the ongoing violence in Gaza, highlighting the humanitarian crises and the complicity of foreign powers in these acts.
It affirmed the commitment to weekly demonstrations in support of the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples until victory is achieved.
Residents of Hodeida province gathered Friday afternoon in 89 squares across the center and districts of the province for marches titled "Loyalty to the Martyred Leaders: With Gaza and Lebanon Until Victory."
The demonstrations aimed to express solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples and to mobilize against Nazi enemies.
Led by Hodeida first undersecretary Ahmed al-Bishri and other officials, participants chanted slogans denouncing their enemies while holding banners proclaiming victory and displaying the flags of Yemen, Palestine, and Lebanon.
The participants called attention to the need for increased support for the Palestinian and Lebanese resistance against ongoing aggression.
The crowds condemned the silence of regimes enemies as collaborating with the Zionist enemy, denouncing the ongoing violence against Palestinians and Lebanese.
They emphasized that the actions of the Zionist forces necessitate a strong response and renewed commitment to resistance.
The Participants expressed their readiness for action, asserting their combat experience and faith in eventual victory over enemies.
They highlighted the importance of training and preparation to enhance their capabilities in confronting threats to Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, and the broader Islamic community.
The people of Hodeida reaffirmed their dedication to ongoing mobilization and training initiatives, honoring the resilience and bravery of the Palestinian people.
They called for collective efforts across the region to bolster the fight against injustices.
A statement issued during the marches mourned the martyrdom of Sayyed Hashem Safieddine, head of the Executive Council of Hezbollah, denouncing his assassination as an act of aggression.
The statement underscored that such acts would not deter the resistance's resolve to continue the fight for liberation.
The participants praised the growing resistance operations in Lebanon and the successes of armed forces in targeting the Zionist enemy.
They called for heightened efforts until the enemies cease their actions against Gaza and Lebanon.
The statement condemned the ongoing violence in Gaza, highlighting the humanitarian crises and the complicity of foreign powers in these acts.
It affirmed the commitment to weekly demonstrations in support of the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples until victory is achieved.
