Raymah - Saba:
Raymah province on Friday witnessed 35 mass marches under the slogan "We are steadfast with Gaza... without fatigue, boredom or hesitation."
The marches, held in the province center and several districts, saw participants expressing their unwavering support for the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples, raising banners of freedom and solidarity.
The marchers condemned the ongoing massacres and genocide by the Zionist forces against Palestinians, with backing from the U.S. and European nations, and criticized the failure of many Arab and Islamic regimes to act.
They also praised the success of recent Yemeni military operations targeting Zionist and U.S. warships in the Red Sea.
In a statement, the marches, endorsed by local leaders including the governor's undersecretaries and security officials, highlighted the perseverance of Palestinian fighters and praised their military operations, which have thwarted enemy plans.
It also reaffirmed that the Zionist entity is the primary enemy, as defined by God in the Quran, and condemned Israel's brutal actions in Gaza, including desecration of sanctities.
The statement expressed defiance against U.S. and Israeli attempts to dictate who Muslims should oppose or support, stressing that Yemen will continue to stand with the Palestinian cause.
It also applauded the cooperation between Yemeni and Iraqi forces in targeting Israeli interests.
The marchers called on Arab and Islamic nations to unite against America's divisive tactics and to fulfill their religious and humanitarian duties toward Gaza.
They expressed regret over the shameful positions of certain Arab regimes, who, according to the statement, have aided the Zionist enemy while Palestinians in Gaza endure a devastating siege.
Raymah province on Friday witnessed 35 mass marches under the slogan "We are steadfast with Gaza... without fatigue, boredom or hesitation."
The marches, held in the province center and several districts, saw participants expressing their unwavering support for the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples, raising banners of freedom and solidarity.
The marchers condemned the ongoing massacres and genocide by the Zionist forces against Palestinians, with backing from the U.S. and European nations, and criticized the failure of many Arab and Islamic regimes to act.
They also praised the success of recent Yemeni military operations targeting Zionist and U.S. warships in the Red Sea.
In a statement, the marches, endorsed by local leaders including the governor's undersecretaries and security officials, highlighted the perseverance of Palestinian fighters and praised their military operations, which have thwarted enemy plans.
It also reaffirmed that the Zionist entity is the primary enemy, as defined by God in the Quran, and condemned Israel's brutal actions in Gaza, including desecration of sanctities.
The statement expressed defiance against U.S. and Israeli attempts to dictate who Muslims should oppose or support, stressing that Yemen will continue to stand with the Palestinian cause.
It also applauded the cooperation between Yemeni and Iraqi forces in targeting Israeli interests.
The marchers called on Arab and Islamic nations to unite against America's divisive tactics and to fulfill their religious and humanitarian duties toward Gaza.
They expressed regret over the shameful positions of certain Arab regimes, who, according to the statement, have aided the Zionist enemy while Palestinians in Gaza endure a devastating siege.
