Millions of Yemeni people took to the streets on Friday in al-Sabeen Square, the largest square in the Yemeni capital Sana’a, and other Yemeni provinces, in solidarity with the Palestinian people under the slogan, “Jihad for the sake of God and in support of Gaza, we will confront all tyrants.”
During the rally, the US-British-Israeli coalition launched airstrikes targeting areas surrounding Al-Sabeen Square and the Haziz Power Station in southern Sanaa.
Despite the attacks, the crowds remained steadfast, chanting slogans such as: “God is Great, Death to America, Death to Israel, Curse on the Jews, Victory for Islam.”
Participants carried Yemeni, Palestinian, and Lebanese flags, along with banners of freedom and resistance, and images of the revolutionary leader.
The rally’s official statement condemned the continued Zionist aggression against Gaza, including systematic attacks on civilians, infrastructure, and religious sites.
It criticized Israeli expansionism in the West Bank, Lebanon, and Syria as part of a broader strategy for regional domination under the so-called “Greater Israel” project.
The statement called for continued resistance against Israeli aggression, unwavering support for Palestinian fighters, and practical steps from Arab and Muslim nations to counter Zionist expansionism.
It urged the Palestinian Authority to stop targeting resistance fighters and instead defend the Palestinian people.
Concluding with a message of faith and determination, the statement called on the Arab and Muslim world to stand united, declaring, “Victory is promised by God to those who strive in His cause, and He will not break His promise.”
The rally also praised Yemen’s leadership for its military and security achievements, attributing their success to divine guidance and the steadfastness of the Yemeni people.
