Stand by employees of General Authority for Roads denouncing Zionist enemy’s targeting of civilian facilities in Hodeida

The leadership and members of the General Corporation for Roads and Bridges organized a protest today to condemn the targeting of civilian and service facilities in Hodeida by the Zionist enemy. Participants in the protest, led by the Chairman of the Foundation's Board of Directors, Eng. Abdul Rahman al-Hadrami, denounced the international silence regarding the attack on the port of Hodeida, which is crucial for more than eighty percent of the Yemeni population. In a statement delivered by Eng. al-Hadrami, the protestors condemned the targeting of Hodeida's port and power station, viewing it as part of the ongoing crimes committed by the Zionist enemy and its Western supporters against Arab and Islamic nations, particularly the genocide against Palestinians. The statement emphasized that such crimes would not deter the Yemeni people from their support for the Palestinian cause. It also praised the Yemeni armed forces for their successful operation in Tel Aviv using the "Jaffa" drone, which penetrated enemy defenses to achieve its target. The leadership and members of the General Authority for Roads reaffirmed their support for the Leader of the Revolution, Mr. Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and the Armed Forces in responding to the Zionist enemy's crimes against Yemenis and Palestinians. They also lauded the announcement of the fifth phase of escalation against the enemy. The statement condemned the ongoing genocide and brutal massacres committed by the Zionist entity against Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, and other occupied territories, criticizing the lack of action by the international community, the Security Council, and relevant international institutions. The Yemeni people's continued support for Gaza and all of Palestine was reaffirmed as a religious, moral, and humanitarian duty, underscoring the collective responsibility of all Muslims to stand with the Palestinian people. Source: Yemen News Agency