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Sectarianism turns identity into weapon
The article discusses the escalation of sectarian discourse in Yemen, alongside a decline in national identity and the increasing danger of turning sectarian affiliations into tools for internal conflict. It emphasizes that the greatest challenge is to establish a culture of hatred across generations, as wars create long-lasting enmities. Political, media, and religious elites must protect society from incitement and promote the values of citizenship. The article also points out that establishing a strong state and the rule of law is the way to prevent militias and regional interventions, arguing that the real battle is not between sects but between the project of a sovereign national state and the idea of chaos. Yemen's long history reflects a model of coexistence and confirms that current conflicts are linked to external interventions and political disputes, not to the country's heritage. The solution, it suggests, lies in building a unified society that respects diversity and promotes citizenship.
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