Secondary schoolboys stage pro-Palestine march in Dhalea
Dhalea - Saba:
High school students in the schools of Damt district in Dhalea Governorate, who graduated from the Aqsa Flood courses "second stage", organized a parade and march today, in solidarity with the Palestinian people, and to confirm their readiness to confront the Zionist-American enemy.
In the parade attended by the governor's deputy, Hussein al-Madhaji, the governorate's education sector official, Mohsen Sufyan, the district's mobilization official, Omar al-Ma'rashi, and the governorate's deputy security director, Abdo Al-Houthi, more than 800 participating school students raised the Yemeni and Palestinian flags in the march, which started from the Qutaiba School yard and reached Dar Al-Hassan, chanting slogans against the crimes of the Zionist entity against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
They announced their support for the battle of " Promised Victory and Sacred Jihad", and vowed to punish the enemy occupier in accordance with decision made by revolution leader.
The participants praised the honorable role of the Yemeni people, led by the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, in supporting Gaza through the Red Sea battles that forced the Zionist enemy to submit to peace.
They stressed that any escalation by the Americans and the British will only increase the strength, courage, and determination of the Yemeni people, and their refusal to submit to any military or economic threat.
A number of teachers, cadres of participating schools, executive offices, and mobilization participated in the march.
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