Student protests in Amran condemn Zionist crimes in Gaza

Students and teachers in Amran province on Sunday staged protests to denounce the recent massacre committed by Nazi forces against displaced people at al-Tabeen School in Gaza. The attack, which resulted in over 100 deaths and numerous injuries, has sparked widespread outrage in the world as well. The demonstrations, attended by province undersecretary Hassan al-Ashqas and education office director Zaid Rattas, voiced strong condemnation of the international community's silence, including that of the United Nations and the Arab League. Protesters criticized the ongoing siege and deliberate starvation of Gazan civilians, accusing the global community of complicity in these acts of aggression. The protestors condemned the Occupation-American assault on Palestinian civilians and highlighted the role of Western support in perpetuating these atrocities. They underscored the right of Palestinians to resist occupation and fight for their sovereignty. The demonstrators called for continued support for the Pales tinian cause through mobilization, financial donations, and an economic boycott of the enemies. They also criticized Arab and Islamic regimes that have normalized relations with the Occupation, accusing them of defending the Zionist state and undermining Palestinian resistance. Source: Yemen News Agency