From Al-Sabeen Square… The million-strong rally of Imam Zaid draws the equation for this stage: breaking the siege is an irreversible choice, and steadfastness on the path of insight and jihad.

Al-Sabeen Square in the capital Sana’a was transformed into an exceptional scene that embodied one of the largest images of popular presence and national cohesion, as millions of people gathered in a major event under the slogan: “Commemorating the martyrdom of Imam Zaid, peace be upon him, and supporting the statement of the armed forces,” in an occasion that combined invoking the symbolism of Imam Zaid as a symbol of revolution, dignity and rejection of injustice, and expressing the popular position towards current developments and issues of siege, sovereignty and independence.

The waves of crowds in Al-Sabeen Square extended to draw a broad national picture, which carried in its details clear political and popular messages, and confirmed that the memory of Imam Zaid, peace be upon him, is not to be recalled as a past historical event, but rather as a renewed school of insight, struggle and responsibility, and a practical approach to confronting challenges and fighting the forces of hegemony and arrogance.

From the heart of the roaring crowds, the scene appeared to be a renewal of the covenant with the martyred Imam Zayd bin Ali, peace be upon him, and a living revival of his values ​​and principles, which were based on refusing to submit to tyranny and adhering to the truth, no matter how great the sacrifices.

Imam Zayd is present in the conscience of the people and the course of the nation.
This year’s commemoration was not just a religious or historical occasion, but rather it emerged as a station of mobilization, awakening, and awareness, in which the Yemenis invoked the figure of Imam Zaid, peace be upon him, as the “ally of the Qur’an” and the owner of the Qur’anic project who rose up against the deviation and tyranny of the Umayyads in defense of truth, justice, and the dignity of the nation.

The crowds affirmed that Imam Zaid, peace be upon him, is still present in the conscience of the Yemeni people, and that his immortal slogan, “Insight then Jihad,” still represents a practical approach in facing contemporary challenges.

The crowds saw that what Yemen is facing today in terms of siege, aggression, occupation, and targeting of sovereignty and national wealth, makes drawing inspiration from the experience of Imam Zaid more urgent and important, as it is a model of bearing responsibility, steadfastness to principle, and not submitting to injustice no matter how great the sacrifices.

Full support for the Armed Forces’ statement and a popular mandate to continue the confrontation.
In one of the most prominent messages conveyed by the march, the masses declared their full support for the statement of the armed forces, stressing that it expresses the true will of the Yemeni people to break the siege, end the aggression and restore national rights.

The crowds affirmed that what was stated in the declaration represents a legitimate right for the Yemeni people who have suffered for many years from the blockade, targeting, and deprivation of their most basic human and sovereign rights.

The masses also renewed their absolute mandate to the leader of the revolution, Mr. Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, affirming their readiness and preparedness to implement the options and decisions that are taken in order to defend Yemen, its sovereignty and its legitimate rights.

These positions reflected a state of harmony between the popular position and the official and military positions, and showed that the issue of breaking the siege was no longer just a political demand, but had turned into a comprehensive national issue that enjoys broad popular consensus.

The decision to break the siege is irreversible.
The issue of the siege was the most prominent theme that dominated the atmosphere of the march and the content of the speeches, chants, and the statement issued from it.

The crowds affirmed their categorical rejection of the continued blockade imposed on Yemeni airports and ports, considering this blockade a blatant violation of national sovereignty and the right of the Yemeni people to life, movement, and benefit from their resources.

The crowds stressed that the continuation of the blockade is no longer acceptable, and that the Yemeni people are determined to break it, no matter the challenges, emphasizing that restoring national rights and looted wealth is no longer an issue that can be postponed or compromised.

The march also carried clear warning messages to the Saudi regime, stressing that any continuation of hostile policies or any attack on airports and ports or violation of Yemeni airspace will be met with a decisive and f