Massive marches in 70 squares in Raymah, steadfast with Gaza and blessing Iran's victory over Zionist enemy
Raymah Governorate witnessed massive public rallies in 70 squares, under the slogan "Blessed by Iran's Victory... and Steadfastness with Gaza Until Victory."
Local officials and social figures from various districts participated, waving the flags of Yemen, Palestine, and Iran. Participants expressed their support for the steadfastness of the Palestinian people and their optimism about Iran's victory over the Zionist enemy, affirming Yemen's steadfastness in supporting the resistance until Palestine is liberated.
The crowds denounced the crimes of the Israeli and American occupation in Gaza and the silence of Islamic countries regarding them. They renewed their mandate to the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, to take the necessary measures to support Gaza. Participants also called for the continued boycott of products from countries that support the enemy and praised the steadfastness of the Palestinian resistance in Gaza and the West Bank.
The march statement congratulated the nation on the advent of the new Hijri year, renewed the pledge to God, His Messenger, and the leader of the revolution to continue on the path of jihad and steadfastness, praised Iran's victory over the American-Zionist aggression, and called on the Arab and Islamic nation to follow Iran's approach in resisting hegemony and arrogance. The statement also affirmed Yemen's continued support for the Palestinian resistance until victory is achieved and the holy sites are liberated.
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