Ibb residents stage 180 marches to affirm Gaza support, Iran solidarity

Saba Yemen

20-06-2025

Ibb - Saba:
Ibb governorate on Friday witnessed an unprecedented scale of public mobilization, with 180 massive marches convened across its various districts.
Demonstrators rallied under the unifying slogan "We are steadfast with Gaza and Iran against Zionist-American crimes," emphatically reaffirming their unwavering support for the Palestinian people and endorsing the Islamic Republic of Iran's responses to ongoing Zionist aggression.
The central march, held at the Great Prophet Square in Ibb city, drew a significant assembly of local dignitaries, including Governor Abdulwahid Salah, members of the House of Representatives and Shura Council, and various deputies and mobilization leaders.
Participants at this and other rallies across the governorate vehemently condemned what they termed the flagrant Israeli aggression against both Gaza and Iran.
The participants underscored that these actions represent a severe breach of international and humanitarian laws, urging the global community to promptly hold Israeli occupation leaders accountable as war criminals.
Across Ibb's diverse regions, residents echoed similar sentiments. Northern districts like Yarim, al--Saddah, al-Nadera, and al-Radhmah collectively hosted 31 marches, where participants vowed continued brave and steadfast support for the Palestinian people.
They criticized the world's perceived silence, labeling it an encouragement for the occupation's continued belligerence. Concurrently, western districts, including al-Udayn, gathered in its center and ten other squares, specifically rejecting the evident American role in backing Israel's extermination of Palestinians and targeting of Iranian territory.
Further south, al-Hazm district organized 25 marches, asserting that the Yemeni people cannot remain passive observers to the genocide, siege, and starvation in Gaza, nor to the overt aggression against Iran.
These gatherings called upon the broader Islamic nation to fulfill its responsibility and take decisive action against Zionist-American arrogance.
Similar large-scale demonstrations, ranging from 4 to 15 marches, occurred in districts such as Far' al-Udayn, Mudhaikhera, Dhi al-Sufal, al-Siyani, Hubaish, al-Makhader, al-Qafr, Ba'adan, al-Sha'r, al-Sabra, and Jeblah, consistently expressing solidarity with Gaza, Palestine, and the Iranian people.
Across all protests, participants praised Iran's recent targeted strikes against the Zionist entity, viewing them as demonstrative of the usurping entity's inherent weakness.
The participants reaffirmed unwavering support for the choices made by Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi in championing Gaza and defending Yemen's sovereignty.
The demonstrators collectively held the Zionist entity and the United States fully responsible for the unacceptable and unlawful aggression against Iran, characterizing these actions as part of a broader policy of genocide and intimidation.
A unified statement from the Ibb marches reiterated Yemen's unwavering military, popular, and comprehensive commitment to the Palestinian resistance in Gaza and throughout Palestine, vowing no fatigue or retreat.
The statement emphasized that this resolute stance extends to any Arab or Islamic nation confronting the primary enemy—the Zionist Jews and their allies—grounded in religious, humanitarian, and moral duty.
It declared full support and blessing for Iran's strong, decisive, and effective response to the aggressive Zionist entity, asserting it as a rightful duty for the entire Islamic nation, supported by free believers worldwide.
The statement concluded by framing the aggression as an opportunity for Iran to deter and punish the foolish Zionist enemy and to seek retribution for the Palestinian people.
It renewed a widespread call for a comprehensive boycott of all Israeli and American products and companies, urging global action against ongoing Zionist-American genocidal crimes in Gaza, Palestine, and across the region.
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