4th Palestine Conference in Sanaa discusses research on Palestine, Al-Aqsa Battle

The Fourth International Conference “Palestine: The Central Issue of the Nation” continued on Sunday in the capital, Sanaa.

Sunday’s sessions featured extensive discussions of research papers and scholarly presentations, all focused on formulating a strategic vision for the conflict with the Zionist enemy and analyzing the geopolitical shifts following October 7, 2023.

The research presented during the sessions was divided into several vital tracks, most notably:

Strategic Principles: Examining the administrative principles of the conflict with the Israeli occupation from a Quranic perspective and analyzing the repercussions of the “Al-Aqsa Flood” battle on changing the regional balance of power.

The Zionist Project and the Yemeni Role: Highlighting the expansionist ambitions of the occupation, while emphasizing Yemen’s pivotal role in supporting the Palestinian cause at various levels.

The Weapon of Boycott and Media: Researchers discussed the effectiveness of economic and sports boycotts as powerful tools of pressure, in addition to the importance of “resistance media” in refuting the Zionist narrative and shaping public awareness.

Dimensions of the Battle and Legal Accountability: Military and legal aspects were also addressed, with sessions reviewing:

Political and Military Dimensions: An analysis of the results of the “Al-Aqsa Flood” battle and its direct impact on regional security and maritime routes.

International Accountability: An examination of mechanisms for legally prosecuting the Israeli occupation’s crimes committed in the Gaza Strip.

Challenges of Fieldwork: A review of the difficulties facing the media and sports sectors under the current war conditions.

This conference aims to solidify the interconnectedness of scientific and political approaches in supporting Palestinian rights and to provide an accurate analysis of the variables of the current conflict.