Yemeni Brotherhood’s alliance with Houthis under umbrella of evil triad

Ahmed Adel

Qatar continues to tamper with Arab national security by supporting the terrorist Brotherhood’s alliance with the Houthis in hopes of sabotaging Yemen.

Brotherhood leader Yasser al-Yamani

Yemeni news website Al-Mashhad reported on Sunday, November 29, that prominent leaders of Yemen’s Brotherhood-affiliated Islah Party revealed their willingness to return to the capital, Sanaa, which is under the control of the Houthi militia.

Analysts have described the move as arrangements to announce a “Houthi-Brotherhood” coalition in Yemen, starting from Sanaa, according to concepts agreed upon by the evil triad of Doha, Ankara and Tehran, to strengthen the Brotherhood and the Houthis in a single alliance that would bring them together.

Brotherhood leader Yasser al-Yamani announced in a video on Twitter that he had received an invitation from the leader of the Houthi militia, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, to return to Sanaa. He accordingly agreed to a soon return, before another leader, Anis Mansour, who received a similar invitation, announced his intention to return to Sanaa at a later time.

The video was welcomed by Houthi leaders, including Mohammed al-Bukhaiti and Hussein al-Ezzi, indicating the existence of contacts between the two parties, especially after hosting Brotherhood channels for Houthi leaders and covering militia activities in Sanaa and a number of Yemeni governorates, according to the Saudi newspaper Okaz.

Anis Mansour announced that the Brotherhood leaders had received invitations from militia leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi to return to Sanaa, which confirms what Yemeni activists have published about Brotherhood leaders receiving an invitation to return to the capital through a Qatari intermediary.

Yemeni media confirmed the arrival of Brotherhood leader Rashid al-Qaidi to Sanaa from Marib. Qaidi was sent as a delegate to find out the Houthis’s credibility in their commitments to the Qatari side.

Yamani, who has recently sided with the Turkish Brotherhood in his publications, revealed that he had received an invitation from the Houthi leader, while Yemeni activists ridiculed the method used by Brotherhood leaders in selling the blood of the Yemeni martyrs and heroes, who offered their lives in order to eliminate the Iranian Houthi project.

Yamani and Mansour run Islah’s media machine. The former resides in Switzerland, while the other travels between Qatar, Ethiopia and Sudan.

On Sunday, November 29, Okaz, citing Yemeni sources, confirmed the existence of contact between Brotherhood leaders based in Doha and Turkey and the Houthi militia, with Qatari mediation, to conclude new agreements and alliances.

The newspaper pointed out that it seems that the Yemeni Brotherhood, especially those who are based in Ankara and Doha, are on their way to declaring allegiance to the Houthi coup militia, as Mansour appeared in a video approaching the terrorist militia and demanding that he be allowed to return to Sanaa.

Recently, forces loyal to the Houthi militia in Yemen were able to take control of the strategic camp of Mas, in an exciting puzzle about the intentions of the Brotherhood and the Houthis behind it.

While the Houthis enter the Mas camp, the Yemeni army is preparing to invade the south and resolve the battle of Abyan.

The conflict over the Mas camp has imposed itself on the Yemeni scene, and a number of Yemeni bloggers attacked the Brotherhood’s actions that enabled the Houthis to control one of the most important camps in Marib.