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Seeking Insight into Yemen
The article emphasizes the importance of understanding the "Republic of Yemen" as a modern state that encompasses institutions, the social contract, and legitimacy—not merely focusing on the traditional "Yemen" situation characterized by recurring tribal loyalties and destructive identities. It explains that viewing the Yemeni situation through the lens of tribalism and religion, as in the case of the Houthis, only worsens the crisis—particularly by creating a layer of authority above the state reminiscent of models like Hezbollah or Iran’s system—thus making it more difficult to restore state authority. The article stresses that strengthening the Yemeni state project requires active political engagement and the rebuilding of institutions, moving beyond neutrality and withdrawal, in order to break the cycle of stagnation and understand history as a linear process that promotes stability and the renewal of the Yemeni republic.
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