Yemen, Houthis and Al-Qaeda

Off topic or not, while all eyes on Al-Qaeda and Yemen, another Al-Qaeda affil­i­ated branch is grow­ing in Lebanon:

A well-informed secu­rity source told An Nahar: Al-Qaida mil­i­tants are plot­ting ter­ror­ist attacks against state insti­tu­tions and for­eign missions…

Syr­ian FM Walid Muallem said today that Syria’s medi­a­tion between Yemen and Iran about the Houthis issue has failed because there are other pow­ers get involved to pre­vent a diplo­matic solution.

Funny to read the Yemeni FM Mr Al-Qirbi blam­ing all Yemen’s trou­bles on the 200–300 Al-Qaeda mem­bers (notice that west­ern media is very inter­ested in the num­bers). the coun­try is cor­rupt long time ago even before the word “cor­rup­tion” invented, and here is Elham Manea tells about it on the Guardian “Is Yemen the next failed state?”.

Not sure yet if the Houthis leader Abdul Al-Malik Al-Houthi is dead or not, but one Yemeni web­site reported that the Houthis arrested all those who are close to Abdul Al-Malik for the doubt that they informed his move­ment to the Yemeni army, which led to his death.

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