Mahweet Women's Committee sends Eid convoy to frontline fighters
The Women's Committee in Shibam Kawkaban district in Mahweet governorate on Thurday dispatched an Eid convoy to support armed forces personnel on the front lines.
The convoy, laden with cakes, sweets, nuts, gifts, and cash, was sent in recognition of the fighters' sacrifices and victories across land, sea, and air.
The women emphasized that this effort is a gesture of appreciation for their dedication to defending the nation and supporting the oppressed in Gaza.
They pledged that this convoy would be followed by more donations, representing a minimal contribution to the heroes steadfastly defending the homeland and the Palestinian people.
The women of Shibam also vehemently condemned the ongoing Zionist enemy crimes against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
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