The capital, Sana’a, witnessed on Friday a massive human turnout in a million-man rally titled “Our Arenas Are One… With Palestine Against Tyranny, and We Will Not Abandon Lebanon,” affirming a steadfast stance against what was described as the Zionist enemy’s plans, in support of Lebanon and Hezbollah fighters.
The crowds, raising the flags of Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, Iran, and Iraq, renewed their full mandate to the revolutionary leader Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, stressing readiness for all possible developments in confronting what they described as the nation’s enemies—the United States, Israel, and their allies.
They affirmed that the Yemeni people will not abandon their brothers in Palestine, Lebanon, and the Axis of Jihad and Resistance, and will stand firmly with them until victory is achieved.
The crowds expressed pride in the resilience of Hezbollah fighters in Lebanon, stating they had weakened the Israeli enemy and proven it to be “weaker than a spider’s web.”
They reiterated the unity of fronts and Yemen’s firm official and popular stance against what they described as global tyranny, and efforts to thwart U.S.-Israeli plans targeting the region.
The demonstrators emphasized continued mobilization , preparedness, and reaffirmed commitment to supporting nation causes, especially the Palestinian issue and Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Crowds chanted slogans in support of resistance and against enemies, including: “Yemen has gathered… thanks be to Allah,”
“Lebanon has triumphed by Allah… Zionism is broken,”
“With Lebanon and Hezbollah… we will confront the enemies of Allah,”
“United ranks… we will liberate all Palestine.”
Additional chants included: “We have united all fronts… and grown stronger,”
“The axis is our greater front… we do not separate arenas,”
“No people will know peace… until the entity disappears,”
“The Zionist threat… is the source of all crimes,”
“O Gaza, O Hezbollah… we stand with you,”
“Jihad, jihad… all people are ready,”
“O Lebanon, O Palestine… all Yemenis are with you.”
A statement issued during the rally, delivered by Ansar Allah Political Bureau member Dhaifullah al-Shami, said the Yemeni people took to the streets out of religious, moral, and humanitarian responsibility, reaffirming their stance against what was described as the “Greater Israel” project and in support of Palestine, Al-Aqsa Mosque, and Lebanon.
The statement emphasized adherence to religious and moral principles, and commitment to continuing the struggle, stating that they will remain opposed to those they consider enemies, identified as global Zionism represented by the United States and Israel.
It further affirmed readiness for continued efforts and preparation for future phases of conflict until what was described as the liberation of Palestine and the region.
The statement praised the resilience and actions of Hezbollah fighters, particularly in southern Lebanon and Bint Jbeil, describing their role in weakening Israel.
It reiterated that Yemen stands ready, alongside its leadership and armed forces, for all possible developments, that Palestine, Lebanon, and Hezbollah will not stand alone.
The statement also called on people across the region to increase awareness, resist what it described as enemy influence, and return to religious teachings, warning against misinformation and division.
It concluded by stressing the importance of unity , awareness in confronting challenges, and noted that the rally included a choral performance titled “O Sarkah from Lions” and a poetry recital.
