The branch of the Supreme Council for the Management and Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the capital Sana'a on Wednesday organized a solidarity stand in support of the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples, declaring readiness to engage in the battle of promised conquest and holy jihad. Participants expressed their unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples, emphasizing their support for the resistance movements in Lebanon, Palestine, and Iraq in their efforts to confront the Zionist and American adversaries until victory is achieved. A statement issued during the stand condemned the ongoing aggression of the Zionist entity against Lebanon, asserting that such criminal actions would not be possible without American backing and continued supplies of weapons and support for these aggressors. The statement reinforced the commitment to the path of jihad and resistance as the sole means for the nation to confront the Zionist and American threats, pledging support for the Palestinian and Lebanese brothers regardless of the sacrifices required until divine victory is realized. It also criticized the cowardly positions of many Arab and Islamic regimes, urging the Arab and Islamic peoples to fulfill their moral and religious duty to support their Palestinian and Lebanese counterparts. Furthermore, the statement called on all free individuals worldwide to expose the crimes of the Zionist entity and the acts of genocide and violations of human rights perpetrated against civilians in Palestine and Lebanon. Source: Yemen News Agency
Solidarity Stand by Supreme Council for Humanitarian Affairs in Support of Lebanon, Palestine held
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