News - Yemen: The Yemeni capital, Sanaa, and other provinces witnessed widespread popular rallies and armed tribal gatherings on Friday. The events were framed as a reaffirmation of public mobilization and a tribute to fallen fighters, notably the high-ranking military figure, Brigadier General Mohammed Al-Ghamari.

In statements issued during the gatherings, participants renewed their pledge of allegiance to the leadership of Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi and declared their readiness for any potential confrontation with what they described as "American and Israeli enemies and their tools." The statements emphasized that the sacrifices of martyrs would remain a source of inspiration.

The gatherings also served to endorse recent security operations announced by Sanaa-based authorities, portraying them as a professional blow against foreign intelligence agencies. Participants called for the severest punishments for those convicted of espionage and treason.

A central and consistent theme in the speeches and published statements was the unwavering support for the Palestinian cause. The rallies strongly condemned Israeli crimes in Gaza and the West Bank, attributing them to American support. Speakers affirmed that broad and continuous support for Gaza is a religious, moral, and humanitarian duty, and that the Yemeni people would remain at the forefront of supporters for the Palestinians.

The events concluded with calls for enhanced cooperation between citizens and security agencies, maintaining societal vigilance, and preserving internal unity. The gatherings were presented as a demonstration that Yemen is now stronger, more cohesive, and more capable of facing challenges, underscoring that the "battle of awareness and steadfastness" continues across all regions.

Yemen has long positioned itself as part of the "Axis of Resistance" opposing the United States and the Israeli enemy. Public mobilization and displays of popular support are regularly organized to demonstrate internal unity and readiness for continued conflict, both domestically and in solidarity with the Palestinian cause.