‘Until Israel stops!’: Yemenis rally for Houthis, Palestinians in Sanaa
Al Jazeera
Thousands took to the streets to express their solidarity with Gaza and to protest against US attacks on Yemen.
Thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, to show their support for Palestinians and protest against Western attacks on Yemen, as Israel’s war on Gaza continues.
Al Jazeera’s Mohammed al-Attab, reporting from the scene of the protests on Friday, said many in the crowd accused the United States of supporting Israel’s war and promised to continue standing by their “brothers in Palestine”.
“They are now saying that, ‘We don’t care about your rage, we don’t care about whatever you do to us, we will continue our support and resilience with Palestinians until Israel stops its war on Palestine,’” he added.
Demonstrators also chanted against the US attacks on Yemen and some criticised the US designating the Houthis a “terrorist group”.
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