Two Tribal Stands in Al-Luhiyah & Az-Zuhrah renew Pledge to support Palestine & confront US Aggression
The tribes of Bani Jami' in Al-Luhiyah district and the tribes of Al-Faranti in Az-Zuhrah district, Al Hodeida province, organized on Thursday two massive tribal stands to reaffirm their steadfastness and continued support for the cause of the Palestinians and to confront the American-Israeli aggression against Yemen and Gaza.
Participants in the two stands raised banners condemning the brutal aggression on Gaza and Yemen, stressing that the systematic genocide faced by the Palestinians constitutes war crimes and reflects a shameful global silence, necessitating a unified stance from the free people of the nation.
The people of Bani Jami' and Al-Faranti affirmed that the Yemeni people, particularly the tribes of Tihama, will remain at the forefront of Palestine's supporters, no matter the sacrifices. They emphasized that the nation's central causes, foremost among them Al-Quds , represent the core of the battle and the heart of the struggle against hegemonic forces.
The participants strongly condemned the savage crimes committed by the American-Zionist aggression against civilians and infrastructure in Yemen and Gaza, stressing that these crimes will not fade with time and that the response will be through greater steadfastness and escalation.
They declared their disavowal of anyone who betrays the homeland, sides with the forces of aggression, or justifies their crimes, asserting that history will not forgive those who fail to stand by their nations and peoples.
Statements issued at the two stands expressed loyalty to the sacrifices of the martyrs and the mujahideen, emphasizing resistance and resilience as a strategic choice until the siege is broken and the schemes of hegemony are defeated.
The statements affirmed that Yemen, its land, and its people will remain on the frontlines of confrontation against the American-Zionist project and will continue to provide unconditional support to the Palestinian resistance until victory and liberation are achieved.
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