Saudi Arabia Continues Yemen Campaign
The article examines the ongoing Saudi aggression against Yemen since 2015, during which Saudi Arabia led a military coalition of 17 countries against Yemen. This has resulted in over 300,000 airstrikes and the destruction of infrastructure, including ports, airports, and educational and health facilities. Saudi Arabia has imposed a naval, land, and air blockade on Yemeni provinces, detained millions of Yemenis, and prevented them from traveling, leading to widespread humanitarian suffering. Despite the continuation of this aggression, neighboring Arab countries—living comfortable lives—ignore the suffering of Yemenis, providing only weak or symbolic support. Meanwhile, Arab and Islamic governments have not unified in condemning or opposing the aggression or in aiding the Yemeni people; their leaders focus on personal interests and show a lack of engagement with their Yemeni neighbors' plight, continuing to arm themselves and fortify their defenses without offering genuine support to stop the aggression. In response, Yemen continues to retaliate with military operations targeting strategic Saudi objectives, and Yemeni leaders declare their intention to escalate resistance. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia continues to form naval alliances to protect its interests, reflecting a disregard for the lessons to be learned from this ongoing conflict at the regional and Arab levels.
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