Al-Sabihah: Fire and Resistance in South
The article mainly discusses the roles and resistance of the Sabaha tribe in confronting the Houthis over the decades, beginning with their resistance to British occupation and the Southern national movement, and ending with the current clashes with the Houthi militias since the 2015 coup. The article explains that the region’s geography and strategic location have made it a frontline, highlighting the sacrifices of the sons of Sabaha—through their blood and martyrs—in the battles to liberate the south and secure its western gateways, especially on the fronts of Khaboob and Rass Al-Ara. It also emphasizes that their militant legacy goes back decades, as leaders and activists from the tribe have contributed to resisting occupation and unifying the south. Furthermore, it notes that military and civilian leaders from the region are now leading the fight against the Houthis, highlighting the human losses and sacrifices made by their sons to protect the land of the south.
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