Brotherhood terrorist group cooperates with Houthis to kill Yemenis

Robier al-Fares

Because the fundamentalist foundation on which the terrorist Brotherhood is based is the same foundation upon which the Houthi militia is based, the cooperation between them is most intense, while the victims are the innocent people of Yemen.

Naguib Ghallab, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Information and head of the Al Jazeera Center for Strategic Studies, confirmed that the work of the Qatari-Brotherhood wing during the past ten years is in favor of the Houthis.

On his Facebook account, Ghallab said, “They appear as a political and media wing that drags many activists and revolutionary teenagers behind it. In every shift from the conflict the outcome of their actions ends in favor of the Houthis, and then they accuse everyone of treason.”

“The Brotherhood wears the mask of religion as an ideology, and all worship and legitimacy to serve the ideology to become religion and embodied in an organization that becomes the goal and every means for it is religion and religiosity. Therefore, they end up as a group of closed interests and operate in all directions, sacrificing their weaker links to grow the power of emperors running it as a transnational company,” he continued.

Ghallab stated, “Political Islamism taught religion and religiosity and made them a function for profit, domination, and accumulating power, then subjugating society and making the state a function to serve their organizations. The end is wars, chaos, impoverishment and enslavement of people in the name of God, and another developed technology for the historical priesthood that the Pharaohs employed in all their manifestations in human history.”

In practical terms, the terrorist Brotherhood turned Taiz hospitals in Yemen into a battlefield, as a human rights center confirmed that the murder of Mohammed al-Maghribi inside a hospital in Taiz was not the first and will not be the last, pointing out that dozens of similar crimes have occurred during the past two years.

Activists circulated a video clip captured by surveillance cameras at the Al-Rawda Hospital showing a fight between the escorts of Brotherhood leaders with bombs and bullets in a struggle over the body of the son of one of these leaders.

The video shows a fist fight between Maghribi and four other militants who were looking for the son of a Brotherhood leader who killed him while he was returning from his studies. Maghribi managed to disperse them by throwing a bomb at them, but it did not explode, which helped them return and kill him before they fled.

Activist Akram al-Shawafi, head of the Rusd Human Rights Organization, confirmed that more than 18 assassinations occurred in Taiz hospitals between 2018 and 2020, and in more horrific ways than those through which Maghribi was killed.

Shawafi explained that the largest number of these crimes took place inside the Al-Thawra General Hospital in the city of Taiz. All of them were filed against unknown individuals, although all the perpetrators are known individuals and leaders and even though the crimes occurred in broad daylight.

He went on to say, “Do not be too surprised. This is the reality of Taiz, which the whole world has been aware of and that the politicians of this city have been denying for years under the authority of reality that has strengthened crime and supported criminals and deliberately protected them.”

The head of Human Rights Watch stressed that “accountability will inevitably come, and justice will reach everyone.”

Maghrabi’s death brought the regional conflict to the street between the leaders of the Popular Mobilization Forces and the Brotherhood organization in Taiz in the beginning of November.

The incident also revealed an open struggle within the Brotherhood’s authority in Taiz, which did not even provide their own hospitals.

It is noteworthy that Al-Rawda Hospital, which was the scene of the murder of Maghribi, is located near the house of Brotherhood leader Hamoud al-Mikhlafi, and it is also owned by the Brotherhood.