Yemeni Victory Generation

At the moment when Al Houthi believed that he had secured himself from falling by using force, he fell completely into the trap. It is true that he succeeded in preventing the massive demonstration in the cities, but he contributed greatly to establishing a national movement that crossed the governorates, as had not happened before during the past twenty years against him.

The most important thing about the Houthi kidnapping campaigns is that it dealt with the country as if it were an occupier who kidnaps the people of the country for raising the national flag, and its narrative completely collapsed at the moment of truth, to the point that some of the kidnapping crimes even included its followers.

Through his kidnapping and raiding campaigns, Al Houthi helped form a popular opposition movement whose foundation, foundation and leaders were young men, school students and teenage boys, most of them in primary school, a few of them in university, and a rare percentage were older than that. On the other hand, the kidnappings included women and children, some as young as six years old. Thus, Al Houthi placed himself before this generation like the Zionists in the West Bank.

There are fixed laws for the fall of authorities, groups and countries. Popular anger increases and turns into an unorganized movement, then an organized movement. In parallel, the authority becomes more entrenched, loses its relationship with the people, and turns into a nightmare for the population. They see them as enemies that can only be stopped by force and violence, with a huge concentration of resources in the hands of a group of corrupt leaders steeped in blood. With the combination of other factors, at the earliest opportunity, the group and any government whose days and lives are dying, crack, and its military defects. The only local factors that remain for the collapse and fall of the Houthi state are the military rebellion, which has begun to loom on the horizon, especially in the governorates of Sana'a, Ibb and Dhamar.

The advantage of the new generation is that it believes in the republic and the September 26 Revolution as if it had lit its flame more than sixty years ago, and as if it had experienced all the differences between the life of the Yemeni Republic with its democratic system, and the terrorist Houthi regime. But the truth is that it has only known the Houthi as a ruler, and between what it feels of humiliation at the hands of the Houthi, and what it wants of human dignity, the feeling has turned into action, and it will reach its goal sooner than anyone expects, and they will inevitably save Yemen from the clutches of the Iranian occupation.