Al-Islah Party's Strategy Against Opponents
The article discusses the Yemeni Reform Party's strategy in dealing with its opponents in the coming period. It focuses on weakening rival forces both domestically and internationally, such as the National Resistance led by Tarek Saleh and the Southern Transitional Council, with the aim of paving the way for control over the north and south of Yemen. The party considers the Houthis to have become an regional and international problem, relying on hope for international intervention to confront them. This involves exhausting competing forces and positioning itself as a ready alternative to fill the political vacuum later. Additionally, the Reform Party counts on the rapprochement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan as an opportunity to strengthen its regional stance, despite its mistaken belief that this aims to empower the Muslim Brotherhood. These illusions could further intensify conflicts and perpetuate the deteriorating situation in Yemen.
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