Solidarity events supporting the Palestinian cause were held on Wednesday in various schools across Sana’a province, as part of a national campaign to back al-Aqsa.
Speakers at these events highlighted that the Palestinian issue is central to the nation’s concerns. They praised al-Aqsa Flood operation for renewing hope among those striving to end the occupation by the Zionist entity.
The operation was described as having shattered the myth of Zionist invincibility, which had been propagated through media portrayals of the Zionist military as formidable and undefeatable.
The speeches condemned the Zionist entity for its horrific massacres and genocidal acts against Palestinians in Gaza.
They reiterated full support for the leader of the revolution, Mr. Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and his decisions on how to respond to Zionist-American aggression in Gaza and Hodeida province.
Student protests commended the resilience of the Palestinian people and the valor of Gaza’s fighters, who are seen as writing
heroic chapters in their struggle. They also praised the Yemeni armed forces and called for the continuation of the fifth phase of escalation against the Zionist entity.
They criticized the Zionist entity’s attempts at victory through assassinations following its failures in Gaza, particularly after the events of October 7, which exposed its supposed deterrent power.
The protesters urged global and regional communities to join in the fight against these terrorist crimes, citing the recent massacre at the Tabeen School in Gaza that resulted in over 100 deaths, mostly women and children, and many more injuries.
Source: Yemen News Agency