Hundreds of thousands of residents across the provinces gathered, on Friday to condemn the Israeli attacks on Gaza, expressing unwavering support for the Palestinian people.
The rallies, which drew participation from a diverse group including religious scholars, tribal elders, local officials, and youth, highlighted widespread outrage over what protestors labeled as genocide. Many speakers criticized the silence of some Islamic countries and international organizations in the face of ongoing violence.
Participants emphasized the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza, where recent reports indicate that over 54,000 Palestinians have been killed and more than 123,000 wounded due to the attacks. Protesters called for immediate action from the international community to halt these atrocities and defend human dignity.
Religious leaders articulated a moral obligation to respond to such injustice, asserting that silence equates to complicity with oppression. They urged the Islamic Ummah to unite in support of the oppressed Palestinian nation and to defend the sanctity of Al-Quds.
The demonstrations served not only as a condemnation of violence but also as a call for material and spiritual support for the people of Gaza, reinforcing the bonds of Islamic brotherhood and shared responsibility.
