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Ezz al-Din Saeed al-Asbahi argues that the alignment of some sections of the Arab left with the Houthis in the name of Palestine reveals an intellectual crisis: it makes proximity to Iran a measure of progressivism while ignoring what he describes as the Houthi project’s incompatibility with democracy, pluralism, and human rights. He points to the siege of Taiz, ongoing since 2015, and attacks on its villages, arguing that targeting Yemen’s national forces does not become resistance simply because it is accompanied by slogans opposing Israel. He concludes that Palestine is a cause of liberation and a matter of the Palestinian people’s rights, and must not be used as a pretext to justify authoritarianism or the oppression of Arab peoples.
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