News - Yemen: Tribal gatherings and armed rallies were held across several Yemeni provinces on November 2, 2025 as clans announced a general call‑up, renewed vows to uphold the legacy of the martyrs. They vowed readiness to confront any US–Zionist aggression.

Tribal leaders and fighters staged large and armed meetings from the outskirts of Sana'a to southern and western provinces, adopting slogans such as “Loyalty to the martyrs — mobilization continues.” 

Participants in Hamdan, Sa'adah, Hodeidah, Dhamar, al‑Mahwit, Ibb, Amran, Raymah, Hajjah and other governorates pledged full support for the Armed Forces, increased training at local mobilization centers, and tighter coordination between tribal notables and official bodies.

Speeches and statements from the gatherings denounced collaborators and called for the harshest penalties for proven traitors, while urging communities to organize logistics, supplies and recruitment to reinforce front‑line needs.

Organizers emphasized community vigilance against espionage and warned of swift action against anyone found cooperating with enemy forces.

Several declarations stressed the tribes’ role as an organized reserve force ready to back the military and sustain the homeland’s defense, and called on youth to join training programs and mobilization centers.

The meetings reiterated steadfast support for the Palestinian people and framed the mobilization as part of national duty and continuity with the martyrs’ sacrifice.

Tribal mobilization has historically been a cornerstone of Yemen’s defense and social cohesion, with clans acting as both community leaders and organized armed reserves. In the context of ongoing regional tensions, including repeated threats from the US and the Zionist enemy, these armed gatherings reflect a deliberate effort to consolidate local readiness, maintain territorial control, and prepare for potential external aggression.