Hodeida - Saba:
Al-Mathali tribes in Bajel district of Hodeida province organized an armed tribal stand on Thursday, announcing a general mobilization against the American-Zionist enemy.
Participants reiterated their solidarity and support for the Palestinian people and condemned the brutal crime targeting the Ras Isa oil port. They chanted slogans expressing their commitment to jihad, mobilization, and loyalty to the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, in confronting American arrogance. They also reaffirmed their complete readiness to defend national sovereignty and support Palestine.
Yasser al-Hassan, the districts' mobilization officer, stated that the Yemeni mobilization reflects the nation's conscience regarding the "genocide" in Gaza and that Bajel's voice of mobilization represents all free people who reject "American and Israeli hegemony."
He emphasized that the people of Bajel are demonstrating faith and courage in their current stance and remain committed to the "honorable battle" alongside the "axis of resistance" until "inevitable victory" is achieved over the "Zionist-American project."
Abdulrahman al-Mawanis, the deputy director of the Water Corporation branch, attributed the perceived victories to the wisdom of the revolutionary leadership, the steadfastness of the fighters, and the unity of the Yemeni tribes.
He asserted that Yemen is actively participating in achieving victory in the battle of "the promised conquest and holy jihad" in support of the Palestinian people and their just cause.
Participants reiterated their support for national causes, with Palestine as the foremost, viewing traitors and agents as insignificant tools of the American-Zionist project who will never gain a foothold in Yemen.
A statement issued by the rally emphasized the continuation of mobilization and increased readiness in response to the call for jihad, confronting the American-Zionist escalation with escalation, supporting Gaza's steadfastness, and ensuring the triumph of truth.
The statement called on judicial and security authorities to deal firmly with anyone proven to have betrayed the homeland and to bring collaborators with the "enemy" to justice.
The rally saw wide attendance from executive, educational, and security leaders, as well as tribal sheikhs and other prominent figures, all expressing unity in supporting national pride, dignity, and sovereignty.
Al-Mathali tribes in Bajel district of Hodeida province organized an armed tribal stand on Thursday, announcing a general mobilization against the American-Zionist enemy.
Participants reiterated their solidarity and support for the Palestinian people and condemned the brutal crime targeting the Ras Isa oil port. They chanted slogans expressing their commitment to jihad, mobilization, and loyalty to the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, in confronting American arrogance. They also reaffirmed their complete readiness to defend national sovereignty and support Palestine.
Yasser al-Hassan, the districts' mobilization officer, stated that the Yemeni mobilization reflects the nation's conscience regarding the "genocide" in Gaza and that Bajel's voice of mobilization represents all free people who reject "American and Israeli hegemony."
He emphasized that the people of Bajel are demonstrating faith and courage in their current stance and remain committed to the "honorable battle" alongside the "axis of resistance" until "inevitable victory" is achieved over the "Zionist-American project."
Abdulrahman al-Mawanis, the deputy director of the Water Corporation branch, attributed the perceived victories to the wisdom of the revolutionary leadership, the steadfastness of the fighters, and the unity of the Yemeni tribes.
He asserted that Yemen is actively participating in achieving victory in the battle of "the promised conquest and holy jihad" in support of the Palestinian people and their just cause.
Participants reiterated their support for national causes, with Palestine as the foremost, viewing traitors and agents as insignificant tools of the American-Zionist project who will never gain a foothold in Yemen.
A statement issued by the rally emphasized the continuation of mobilization and increased readiness in response to the call for jihad, confronting the American-Zionist escalation with escalation, supporting Gaza's steadfastness, and ensuring the triumph of truth.
The statement called on judicial and security authorities to deal firmly with anyone proven to have betrayed the homeland and to bring collaborators with the "enemy" to justice.
The rally saw wide attendance from executive, educational, and security leaders, as well as tribal sheikhs and other prominent figures, all expressing unity in supporting national pride, dignity, and sovereignty.
