Anyone following the events realizes that the Houthis, by their adventurous nature and indifferent to the fate of the people, do not fear any regional or international parties as much as they fear the totality of the legitimate forces. Therefore, they blackmail the countries of the region with bombing and targeting, and pressure the international community by polluting the Red Sea or piracy on ships, and disrupting the international navigation route.

It is truly shocking that the local currency continues to collapse and millions of young people fall into abject poverty without any movement demanding that local and central authorities address the issue or force them to leave.

The tragedy of the Yemeni teacher encapsulates the enormity of war, the ugliness of conflict, and the wrinkles of collapse. The images of this tragedy were revealed, its pains became apparent, and its groans were heard. It was met with nothing but disregard and disregard, without taking into account any danger we will face in the future as long as we remain silent and deny this hero, the true maker of generations, and the first person responsible for the fragmentation of our awareness, culture, and knowledge in this existence.

The national currency falls to its lowest level ever against foreign currencies, amid a large vacuum in monetary policy and the stagnation of the government’s financial reforms.

The large Saudi response to Al-Houthi’s requests to continue to pressure the Yemeni government to make sovereign concessions to the point of their disappearance makes exit a slide no less dangerous and costly than the slide in entry.

Defeat after defeat has been suffered by the Yemeni state since 2012, and until today, the last of which was the government’s humiliating concession by pledging not to carry out its constitutional and legal duties in the banking field, preceded by countless political, military and economic concessions, which do not even enable it to remain in power, without this being provoked. Any of the thousands of officials abroad and at home who receive thousands of dollars from their positions feels a moral shame.