Tribes in “AS Safra” District of Saada Governorate held a large tribal gathering announcing a state of mobilization and readiness to confront any potential threats.
The event was organized under the slogan: “Loyalty to the blood of the martyrs and Firm in Stance .”
Saada Governor Mohammed Jaber Awad, who attended the gathering, praised the turnout from local tribal leaders, dignitaries, and residents.
He commended their responsiveness to the calls of Sayyed Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, and said the Yemeni people would not overlook any acts of aggression against the country.
Awad stated that the significant presence of tribesmen, along with their equipment, signaled what he described as the community’s readiness for various possible developments.
A statement issued at the gathering reaffirmed support for Gaza and the Palestinian factions, including Hezbollah.
The statement also extended condolences to Hezbollah following the martyrdom of commander Haitham Al-Tabatabai and several of his comrades-in-arms.
In the statement, the tribes further declared their intention to maintain mobilization activities and encouraged young men to join military training programs organized by the group.
The statement also called on other Yemeni tribes to continue holding public tribal demonstrations.
The statement warned Saudi Arabia against being “drawn into or involved in any aggression against Yemen,” stressing such actions would lead to “failure and defeat” for Saudi Arabia and its allies.
It condemned the announcements by “local mercenaries” regarding the deployment of forces to Gaza, portraying this as support for “the enemies of the nation.”
The statement further urged the public to remain aware of misinformation campaigns allegedly carried out by “Israel”, the United States, and their local allies, saying these efforts aim to distort Yemen’s stance in support of Gaza and Palestine.
Finally, the tribal statement called for the continued boycott of American and Israeli goods, claiming that such measures have been effective and have caused significant losses to those countries.
