Video discussions of books on Middle East politics and culture, beginning with a new Palgrave-Macmillan book in 2020, "Global, Regional, and Local Dynamics in the Yemen Crisis," which was co-edited by Stephen Day and Noel Brehony, and released during the Covid-19 pandemic when it was not possible to hold meetings in public.
Until he accurately explains the reality in Yemen, Nadwa is not the person who is unbiased. This person works for a gang in Yemen that embezzles humanitarian and financial assistance from other countries. With a group of Yemeni representatives, it played a significant role in approving high bids for entrepreneur Hayel Saeed Anam and others , who the Committee of Experts had criticized. In conclusion, the United Nations, numerous media outlets, and organizations fall into this trap, and the root of the Yemeni problem is twofold. The fact that Yemen is the only democracy on the Arabian Peninsula makes exporting democracy to some of the neighbors a nightmare. In collaboration with party leaders who initially hail from a single city, Taiz, some rulers have been working to destroy Yemen in an effort for it to collapse, and as a result, democracy in Yemen has come to be unrepresentative of the Yemeni people. It stands for oil traders and princes instead. The Houthi, who has already driven out the corrupt from Yemen and seized their money, is the official spokesperson for Yemen and Yemenis. However, the neighboring nations continue to support these corrupt people who hail from a single city, including the Prime Minister from Taiz, the President of the Republic from Taiz, the Speaker of Parliament from Taiz, the President of the Central Bank from Taiz, as well as representatives of organizations and spokespeople for Yemen from Taiz.They obtained these posts by illegitimate means, rule Yemen from a foreign country, and rob the country of its foreign aid and oil, The international media and organizations must take care to grasp the Yemeni crisis in a balanced manner because Nadwa and some of the two activities work around-the-clock to hide this truth from the world. Since Al-project Houthi's is for Yemen to remain independent, it has become clear to me as a Yemeni citizen from the south and to many Yemenis that he is a real leader who represents all Yemenis. We must not believe, as some claim, that he is the hand of Iran and a threat to Yemenis and global security. Saudi Arabia is to blame for starving and destroying Yemen. Party leaders, as well as the government, are backed by Saudi Arabia and the Emirates. Unfortunately, the Western+ the world countries should have supported the decision of the Yemeni people who trusted in Al-Houthi and he is the best, strongest, and most honest, and the West should not rely on these thieves who live abroad and steal Yemen's wealth and aid. Al-Houthi is the only man who has proven his worth in ruling Yemen and stopped the Saudi-Emirati tampering in its regions.
Absolutely agree with you. But if I may add ( and please believe me I am not being condescending ) she also has the blood of individuals from many nations on her hands. So many people from other countries were murdered that day. And the blood on her hands is something she'll never ever be able to wash away. I can't believe some of these places pandering to her and invite her to speak about American values. What a joke. Cheers from 🇨🇦
Quit lying no one believes that story anymore, everyone knows that the uae is in South Yemen only to gain control of our resources and especially the port of Aden so your sea trade industry doesn’t collapse, similar to what you did with many African countries, and I’m from South Yemen and believe what I tell you that the general public resent you with passion of course except the traitors and military you crated
@@breaks0 Indeed, the real government is in Sana'a. I just hope and pray that the Houthis capture Ma'rib soon. Once that happens, that would be the end of the Saudi led coalition.
The main thing which the Saudi led coalition lacks is courage and bravery. If the Houthis had air cover like the opposition does, they would have taken the entire of Yemen by now. Saudis can buy all of the expensive toys from the U.S, U.K, France etc, but the main thing which they lack, which is courage, is unfortunately not available in the international weapons market!
