Houthi Leadership and Ideology
The article discusses the problem of the expanding mindset of the Houthi group within Yemen and its impact on the state and society. It points out that the issue is not only rooted in armed conflict but also in the group's transformation into an administration that exceeds the boundaries of the state and aligns its decisions with an regional project that goes beyond Yemen. The text explains that the group controls state institutions and enforces its vision on society, threatening the unity and independence of the state's decision-making. It also highlights security and ideological risks, especially when armed attacks target sacred sites, such as the attempt to target Mecca, which reflects the group's particular conception of conflict and its flexibility at the expense of security and national interests. The article suggests that the Houthi ideology, influenced by regional factors, focuses on expanding its influence and identifying its enemies, posing a threat to both regional and international security. This ideology dominates over military power tools and leads to practices that alter the concept of national sovereignty.
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