JMPs call for massive friday demonstrations in support of Palestine, against US aggression
The Joint Meeting Parties (JMPs) have issued a call for a massive million-man demonstration to take place tomorrow, Friday, in the capital Sana'a and across all provinces of Yemen.
This mobilization is in response to the call made by the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and as a tribute to the sacrifices of the martyrs and wounded.
In a statement, the JMPs underscored the significance of this large-scale march, emphasizing the continued commitment to "jihad for the sake of Allah" and in support of the central cause of the nation, Palestine.
The statement asserted that the ongoing US aggression against Yemen and its support for the "criminal Zionist enemy" will ultimately face failure and defeat.
It expressed confidence that the Yemeni people, through their awareness, steadfastness, and reliance on Allah, will achieve victory.
The JMPs affirmed the unwavering stance of the Yemeni people and their leadership on the nation's key issues, with the Palestinian cause being paramount.
They stated that all attempts at intimidation, bombing, and siege will only strengthen the Yemeni people's resolve and determination to continue on a path of "pride and dignity."
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