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Yemen research paper documents Houthi terrorist methods

[20/09/2020 05:33]

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A research paper issued by the Yemeni embassy in Washington demonstrated the ideological foundations and terrorist methods of the Houthi rebel militia in Yemen.

Under the title “Familiar But Distinct,” the paper revealed the connection of the Houthi militia as evident from their literature with the Kohmeini ideology in Iran and the danger of the ‘Chosen Dynasty’ theory which the militia espouses. The papers said the ideology is based on dynastical discrimination and is one of the most radical forms of racism.

The paper said the militia forcefeed their terrorist thoughts to young students in summer education centers, thus producing generations of terrorists who pose a threat to both Yemen and the regional and international society as a whole.

The paper affirmed the need to end the Houthi coup and restore the Yemeni state by imposing international sanctions on the militia and putting its military faction on the international terror organizations list.