Two events held in Harib al-Qaramish, Badbadah districts in Marib to mark anniversary of Scream
Two speech events were held on Monday in the districts of Harib al-Qaramish and Badbadah in Marib province to mark the anniversary of the Scream in the Face of the Arrogant.
The speeches of the event, held in Shuja' area of Harib al-Qaramish district, reviewed the stages of the launch of the Quranic project and the stages of confrontation and conflict leading up to the confrontation with the Great Satan, America and Israel enemy.
The speeches of the event in Badbadah district indicated that the slogan embodies the Quranic project of the martyr leader Sayyed Hussein Badr al-Din al-Houthi in declaring disavowal of the enemies of God and seeking inspiration for victory in confronting the forces of tyranny, led by America and the Zionist entity.
They emphasized the importance of embodying the slogan in disavowal of the enemies of God, calling for a boycott of American and Israeli goods as a foundation, pillar, and effective weapon against the American-Zionist project.
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