The peaceful revolutionaries in Yemen came out in 2011 to resolve the issue of democracy and prevent tyranny and inheritance, after two decades of adopting the democratic approach and political and party pluralism; but the clear result since 2011, and specifically since the agreement on the executive mechanism of the Gulf Initiative, is its elimination, or more precisely its freezing until now.

On the twenty-sixth anniversary, the debates stop, the grudges end, the dynasties are shackled, and Taiz stands on its feet with the pride of a giant and the strength of a revolutionary, dyed with the colors of the flag, crowned with the glories of the republic, protected by the awareness of its sons, their longing for dignity, their suckling of pride, and their chants that teach the world the alphabet of struggle.