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Atiah: Houthi militia's terror the worst Yemen has ever suffered

[27/05/2019 07:55]

MECCA-SABA
Minister of Endowments and Guidance Dr Ahmed Atiha described Iran-allied Houthi militia's terrorism as the worst and most brutal that Yemen has ever suffered from.

" The Houthi militia has been working on distorting Islam's image, destabilizing security and stability in the region", said Atiah.

His statement came as he contributed to Mecaa's International Conference on Moderate Islamic Principles.

The four-day gathering organized by the League of Muslim World. Some 60 nations are contributing to the discussions aiming to come up with the so-called declaration of " Holly Mecca Document".