Millions of Yemenis took to the streets in the capital, Sana’a and many other cities n solidarity with the Palestinian people, reaffirming their steadfast stance no matter the challenges and conspiracies.
The rallies were held under the slogan: “We will continue to support Gaza and the holy sites, no matter the challenges.”
According to Almasirah Network, Participants in the million-man march condemned the Arab and Islamic inaction toward what is happening in Palestine, denouncing international complicity in the face of Zionist crimes against Muslims in Gaza—backed by unlimited American support, most recently seen in the vote against a resolution calling for an end to the aggression and the entry of aid.
They affirmed their support for the Yemeni armed forces in carrying out more strikes deep into the heart of the Zionist occupation. They also declared their absolute solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran following the treacherous Zionist attacks that targeted several key figures and vital locations.
A statement issued during the march declared: “The continuation of massacres in Gaza compels us to escalate our support for the resistance and expose the crimes of the American-led starvation policy.”
The statement added: “We affirm that our continued stand with Gaza, its people, and its resistance is more imperative than ever.”
The statement condemned “the Zionist aggression against Iran,” offering condolences to the brothers in the Islamic Republic of Iran—its leadership and people—for the martyrdom of a group of heroic military commanders and enlightened, jihadist scholars.
It also warned the nations of the Ummah of divine punishment for their continued silence and inaction in the face of the aggression on Gaza and the violations against Al-Aqsa.
In conclusion, the participants expressed gratitude to God Almighty for the success of the recent strikes by their armed forces, praised the naval and aerial blockade on the enemy, and condemned the positions of some regimes that continue to send ships to the Zionist entity.
