News - Yemen: Students in the city of Dhamar organized on Sunday a significant march to condemn the crimes of the Zionist entity against the Palestinian people, including the tragedy at the Baptist Hospital in the Gaza Strip.

During the march, the students expressed their anger, denouncing the violence and actions carried out by the Zionist enemy against civilians. These actions included cutting off humanitarian aid, forcing people to leave their homes, targeting public and service facilities, as well as hospitals, medical teams, mosques, and churches. All of this is happening amid international silence.

In a statement, the students criticized the lack of international response to the Israeli actions against children and women, as well as its blockade and interference with humanitarian aid.

They called on Arab and Islamic communities, as well as individuals worldwide, to participate in marches and demonstrations condemning the tragic massacre and all the brutal acts committed by the Zionist enemy in the Gaza Strip. They urged for strong support of the Palestinian resistance through all available means.

The statement also condemned the positions of certain Arab countries aligned with the Zionist entity, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and others, which they believe have emboldened the Israeli enemy in its aggression. The statement emphasized that the primary and correct choice for the nation to confront the Israeli government and its supporters, primarily the United States, is through efforts to liberate all usurped Arab lands.

Angry protests have been held across the Muslim world since Israel killed hundreds of Palestinians at a Gaza hospital on Tuesday.

The regime's forces launched its deadly bombing campaign on Gaza after Hamas waged Operation Al-Aqsa Storm against the occupying regime.

Well over 4,100 Palestinians have so far been killed across the Strip, according to figures from the health ministry. Nearly 13,500 individuals have also been injured.

The regime has also turned off water supplies to the Gaza Strip more than a week ago. The United Nations has warned that approximately 2 million people in Gaza will soon run out of water because Israel has shut off supplies.