Yemenis say assassinations won't save 'Israel' from inevitable demise
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A statement issued by the massive marches in Saada province underlines that, despite the assassinations, the Resistance has today become stronger.
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Yemenis lift placards and flags during a rally in the capital Sanaa in solidarity with Palestinians on July 26, 2024. (AFP)
Fifty large rallies took place Friday in Saada, Raymah, Marib, and several districts in the provinces of Amran, Ibb, and Taiz in Yemen, as part of the ongoing popular support for the Palestinian people and their Resistance since the start of the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip in October.
A statement issued by the massive marches in Saada province extended the Yemeni people's condolences to the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples and their Resistance following the martyrdom of their leaders Ismail Haniyeh and Fouad Shokor in assassinations carried out by "Israel".
The statement pointed out that the two crimes were carried out with American authorization and that the assassinations "will not save the enemy from its inevitable fate, which is annihilation."
"The #Yemeni people participating in the million-man marches in #Sanaa and other governates endorse all the decisions that will be taken by the Yemeni Armed Forces and leader Sayyed Abdul Malik al-Houthi."
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According to the statement, "The enemy resorted to assassinations due to its defeat in the face of Gaza's Resistance, in an attempt to regain prestige after the blows [it received] from the support fronts."
It underlined that, despite the assassinations, the Resistance has today become stronger, pointing out that the Resistance's leaders are always prepared for martyrdom.
"The time of silence over the enemy's crimes is over, and the time of Resistance and retaliation has come."
The statement stressed that the Yemeni people stand firm with their Armed Forces and the Resistance fronts to retaliate against the enemy, adding that their confidence in victory will not be shaken by events.
Elsewhere, the statement made it clear that the Yemeni people will continue to support the Palestinian people until the aggression on Gaza ceases.
On Thursday, the leader of the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement, Sayyed Abdul Malik al-Houthi, mourned the martyrs of the Axis of Resistance in Iran, Lebanon, and Iraq.
The Yemeni leader emphasized that no matter the sacrifices, "the inevitable outcome is victory and the demise of the Israeli enemy and its temporary entity."
Sayyed al-Houthi emphasized that "Israel" will not achieve any of its goals "in breaking the Resistance or extinguishing the spirit and iron will of the ... brothers in Palestine and all support fronts."
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