News - Yemen: President Mahdi Al-Mashat extended his highest expressions of pride and deep gratitude to the great people of Yemen following their awe-inspiring million-man march, which filled the nation’s squares and streets—most prominently Al-Sabeen Square and across all provinces.

In response to the call of the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, millions of free Yemenis poured in from all districts of the capital and Sana’a Governorate, under the slogan "We Will Not Tolerate Gaza’s Genocide or the Violation of Our Nation and Sanctities". 

In his address to Yemen’s noble people and its massive crowds, President Al-Mashat stated: "You have truly proven that you are a people of faith and wisdom, your virtues shining in an era marked by betrayal, retreat, and scarce support."

He added: "Your message today is the clearest proof of your support for the oppressed—men, women, and children—among our brothers in Gaza, who remain resilient in the face of the savage Zionist aggression that employs all tools of killing and starvation, backed by malicious American involvement and an Arab-Islamic silence no less painful."

The President emphasized the significance of such a massive demonstration, which bolsters the Palestinian people’s resilience and strengthens the resolve of the resistance fighters. He described it as a model that should be emulated by all Arab and Islamic nations to pressure the criminal entity (Israel) to halt the genocide against Gaza.

Since the onset of the Israeli war on Gaza, Yemen has emerged as one of the most vocal and active supporters of the Palestinian cause, both rhetorically and militarily. Despite facing its own war, humanitarian crisis, and years of blockade, Yemen has leveraged its strategic position and revolutionary leadership to challenge Israeli and Western dominance in the region. Under the leadership of Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, Yemen has not only taken symbolic stances but has also implemented direct action—such as naval and aerial embargoes on Israeli-linked infrastructure and support for the Palestinian resistance.

This shift has reignited interest in Yemen’s role in the Arab-Israeli conflict and reshaped how regional solidarity is understood. While many Arab regimes move toward normalization with Israel, Yemen has charted a path of active resistance.