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Based on the article on Yemen War with Saudi Arabia."Arabia Infelix: The war devouring Yemen" by Sheila Carapico. It is also published in Current History 2017.Respond to questions below.1. Who are the Houthis and how powerful are they in the Yemen crisis?2.Why has Saudi Arabia intervened in Yemen and will any side ever win this war? why or why not?3. After five years of war and a deep humanitarian crisis unfolding before our eyes in the Arabian peninsula, what should be the role of the United Nations in averting a bigger catastrophe in that part of the world?4. What is the Us policy toward the war in Yemen?5. The war in Yemen is more of a sectarian war between Shia Moslems and Sunni Moslems. What do you think the rest of the Moslem world do to ensure that there is peace in the region?

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The Yemen WarThe Houthis are a ragtag militia rebellious group from the far north part of Yemen near the Saudi border. As explained by Carapico (2017), they have been engaged in six separate regional rebellions against the regime of President Saleh. Though there is no concrete evidence, it is believed that the militia group is supported by Iran, who smuggles guns to them. According to the declaration by the Saudi kingdom, operation defensive storm was meant to avert Irans influence in the peninsula. The Saudis perceived Ansar Allah as an Iranian ambassador because of Zaydism being a sub-denomination of Shia Islam. No side will win the war because of the savagery employed by both sides in the war. According to Carapico (2017), the Houthi side committed ground abominations after facing local...
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