Al-Shuqayf: Zionist Ties and Yemeni Blood
The historic Fortress of Shqif in Lebanon is a symbol of resistance and a testament to a rich history. It has witnessed bloody battles dating back to Roman and Byzantine times, including the resistance led by Saladin Al-Ayyubi. Over the centuries, it has been rebuilt multiple times to become one of the region’s most prominent strongholds. Today, there is propaganda promoting Israeli occupation within it, attempting to portray their control as a strategic victory, despite ongoing resistance from Lebanese and Palestinian resistance fighters. Historically, Shqif has been the site of fierce battles, including resistance against occupation during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982 and Israel’s withdrawal in 2000. This resistance has been united by Arab solidarity, with Yemen contributing sacrifices in defense of Palestine and Lebanon. The fortress thus remains a powerful symbol of resistance and resilience, representing the region’s steadfastness in the face of external invasion.
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