The Leader of the Revolution, Sayyid Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, called on the Yemeni people to attend a massive and dignified public gathering tomorrow, Sunday afternoon, at Al-Sabeen Square in the capital, Sana’a.
In a statement issued on the 58th anniversary of Independence Day, November 30, he said:
“I call on our dear people to ensure that their presence at Al-Sabeen Square tomorrow, Sunday afternoon, is great, dignified, and on a million-strong scale—confirming to the whole world their steadfastness, their high readiness for the coming round, and that they will not abandon their Ummah, nor the Palestinian people, nor the Lebanese people, nor any oppressed members of our nation. This is a people who trust in God, rely on Him, and believe in His true promise of the end of the temporary Zionist entity.”
Sayyid Abdulmalik extended his warmest congratulations to the Yemeni people on the anniversary of the evacuation of the last British soldier from Aden after an occupation that lasted nearly 128 years and covered wide areas of the country, during which the British committed grave crimes.
He explained that among the biggest factors that enabled the British occupation were the actions of traitors from within the country who facilitated the occupation at minimal cost and for an extended period, providing services that included recruiting thousands to fight alongside the occupier and standing with it against anyone who refused its control.
He noted that what is happening today—through Zionist aggression backed by the U.S. and Britain, with broad Western support—is an extension of the same colonial, criminal Western system that enslaved nations, looted wealth, occupied lands, and sought to erase identities. The crimes committed against the Palestinian people for two full years, the attacks on Lebanon, the repeated aggressions in Syria, and the crimes against the Yemeni people all expose the goals of this Western-Zionist order.
