Ibb holds 180 rallies in support of Gaza, al-Aqsa
Ibb – Saba:
The people of Ibb governorate on Friday organized 180 rallies under the slogan 'We continue to support Gaza and the holy sites, no matter what challenges,' affirming unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian people and condemnation of Israeli and U.S. aggression.
Masses across various districts denounced the ongoing Israeli aggression on Gaza and the Islamic Republic of Iran, calling for accountability for war crimes and an end to the blockade.
Protesters demanded urgent humanitarian action and praised the resilience of the Palestinian resistance.
Speakers emphasized Yemen's readiness to confront any escalation and reiterated full support for the choices of revolutionary leader Abdulmalik al-Houthi.
A joint statement condemned U.S.-backed starvation tactics in Gaza and urged the Arab and Islamic world to assume responsibility in confronting Zionist crimes.
The rallies also mourned Iranian commanders and scholars martyed in recent Israeli aggression attacks, vowing continued resistance and regional solidarity.
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