Yemenis mobilize in massive rallies in support of Palestinian brothers & defense of holy sites
On the Day of Mobilization and Support, the people of Yemen gathered in massive, angry million-man marches across the capital, Sana'a, and other provinces, rallying in loyalty to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and in support of Al-Aqsa Mosque, Gaza, and Islamic holy sites.
Under the slogan "No Security for the Zionist Entity… Gaza and Al-Aqsa Under Attack," the furious crowds declared their defiance against the Zionist enemy and their commitment to continue on the path of jihad in support of their brothers in Palestine and in defense of Al-Aqsa—the Noble Sanctuary, the Isra' site of the Prophet, and the first qibla of Muslims.
They also strongly condemned the repeated Zionist assaults on holy sites, carried out in full view of the entire Islamic world.
True to their unwavering and renowned commitment, the Yemeni people heeded the call of the Revolution Leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badruddin Al-Houthi, flooding in unprecedented numbers to the squares of freedom in Sana'a and other provinces, chanting, raising their weapons, and standing firm against the enemy.
The million-man marches on this Day of Mobilization and Jihad sent a clear message to the Zionist occupiers and their temporary entity: there will be no security or refuge for them from the response of the Yemeni people and their armed forces.
They affirmed that the descendants of the Ansar (Supporters) remain steadfast in their righteous stance as an advanced support front, continuing to provide all forms of aid and solidarity to the Palestinian people in Gaza, who have endured over 600 days of genocide and an unprecedented siege in history.
Reminding the Arab and Islamic nations of their duty toward the Palestinian people, the Yemeni people renewed their call for Arab and Islamic nations to break their silence , fulfill their religious and fraternal responsibility by standing with Gaza and defending Islamic holy sites, which are being desecrated and destroyed by the Zionist occupiers.
The million-man marches declared that the Yemeni people are fully prepared and ready to engage in the sacred battle against the enemies of God and His Messenger, eagerly anticipating direct confrontation alongside their brothers in Gaza and Palestine until the liberation of Al-Aqsa and the occupied lands.
Through their massive and honorable turnout, the Yemeni people reaffirmed their mandate to the Revolution Leader to take all decisive measures against the Zionist enemy, continue supporting Gaza and Palestine, and maintain full readiness for the "Promised Battle of Liberation and Sacred Jihad."
The million-man marches demonstrated Yemen's strength and presence in the fields of jihad and sacrifice, as well as their principled stance in this pivotal stage of the nation's history—where the Palestinian cause faces the gravest conspiracy aimed at its liquidation and the forced displacement of Palestinians from their land.
The crowds, filling squares and streets, expressed their full support for the escalating operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces deep into the occupied Palestinian territories, urging further intensification until the aggression ceases and the siege on Gaza is lifted.
Amid continued Arab and Islamic inaction, Yemen—its leadership, people, and armed forces—stands with pride, dignity, and resolve in supporting Gaza through all means and at the highest levels. Neither Zionist aggression nor escalation will deter Yemen from its faith-based , humanitarian stance toward the Palestinian people and Islamic holy sites.
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