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المشهد العربي
Rufa' al-Dafan's Pivotal Moment
The October 14, 1963 Revolution in South Arabia is considered a pivotal turning point in the history of the region. Its spark was ignited in the Radan Mountains under the leadership of martyr Rajeh bin Ghalib Labuza, marking the beginning of a widespread popular struggle against colonialism and tutelage. Ultimately, it led to the independence of the South on November 30, 1967. This revolution is not merely a military event but a symbol of national identity and dignity, inspiring the Southern people today to continue their struggle to preserve their achievements and achieve the goal of restoring the full sovereignty of an independent South. The anniversary of the revolution serves as a reminder to generations of the importance of sacrifices and the spirit of resistance, reaffirming that the Southern people possess the will capable of bringing about major transformations.
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