Ansar Allah website - Report - 2 Rabi' al-Thani 1448 AH
The leadership of Hodeidah Province received today 322 individuals returning to the national ranks under the general presidential amnesty, who had been recruited by the Saudi enemy among its military mobilization forces along the western coast.
During the meeting, Hodeidah Governor Abdullah Atifi welcomed the returnees, of those who had been deceived and misled, affirming that they are now among their families and loved ones. He praised their response to the call to return to the right path and make use of the general presidential amnesty.
He pointed out that the wise leadership, under the guidance of Leader Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badruddin al-Houthi, consistently embodies the values of tolerance, forgiveness, and benevolence, while remaining committed to preserving dignity and providing care for all those returning to the embrace of the homeland.
Governor Atifi explained that the leadership is keen for those covered by the amnesty to return to their communities and for their experience to serve as an impetus to reassess their positions, distance themselves from the schemes of the criminal Saudi enemy, and contribute to serving the homeland and society.
He affirmed that the door remains open to everyone who lays down their arms and wishes to benefit from the general amnesty and return to their families and communities, in a way that strengthens social cohesion and embodies the values of tolerance and forgiveness.
For their part, those covered by the presidential amnesty expressed their deep gratitude and appreciation for the warm reception, humane treatment, and generous care they had received, affirming their commitment to positively contributing to serving the homeland and strengthening its security and stability.
The meeting was attended by First Deputy Governor Ahmed Al-Bishri; Deputy Governor for Hodeidah City Ali Kabari; Commander of the Coastal Defense Forces Major General Mohammed Al-Qadiri; Director of Al-Mina District Abdullah Al-Hadi; Head of the Provincial Scholars Unit Sheikh Ali Soumal; and member of the Association of Yemeni Scholars Mohammed Balghaith.
