On Friday, Al-Sabeen Square in the capital, Sana'a, hosted a major mass march under the slogan: "In support of Gaza, our Marches Continue, Our Operations Escalate."
Thousands gathered to express pride in the heroic operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces against the Zionist regime—most notably, the sinking of two ships linked to companies that violated the ban on accessing occupied Palestinian ports.
Participants reaffirmed their readiness for continued mobilization and resistance in support of the Palestinian people, regardless of the cost. They declared that their principled stance will not waver until the aggression ends and the siege on Gaza is lifted.
The rally condemned ongoing Arab and Islamic silence in the face of 21 months of genocide, starvation, and blockade in Gaza. Protesters also renewed their full mandate to Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, pledging obedience to any directives under the "Promised Victory and Sacred Jihad" campaign.
Chants rang out across the square, proclaiming solidarity with Gaza and readiness for jihad. Slogans included:
"With Allah’s support… We besiege the enemies of Allah."
"All Yemeni fronts… Are Palestinian fronts."
"O Gaza, we are with you… You are not alone."
A statement delivered by Dr. Mohammed Al-Bukaiti, President of Sana'a University, described the rallies as a response to Allah’s command and a stand against Zionist-American tyranny. He praised both the Palestinian resistance and Yemen’s Armed Forces for escalating effective strikes deep into enemy-held territory, breaking the Zionist siege and striking maritime targets.
The statement affirmed that the enemy has suffered visible, humiliating blows, and hailed Yemen’s military response to recent Israeli aggression. It called for continued unity and resistance.
Reflecting on the situation in Gaza, the statement highlighted the brutal massacres and suffering endured by its people, stating that such injustice only strengthens Yemen’s resolve. It emphasized that, despite the enemy’s brutality, it remains weak in the face of faith, patience, and reliance on Allah.
The statement concluded with a firm pledge: the Yemeni people, guided by faith and conviction, will not retreat or waver. They will endure and stand fast until the promised victory is achieved—believing that patience and trust in Allah are the only true path forward.
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