Discussion on Yemen's Political Situation

You have a case.

This one. So, what do you think of it?

I drink coffee in Riyadh.

Sir.

I'll give you some.

To your health and enjoyment.

But, by God, it's not in our hands, Magdy. I'm not interrupting you at all.

All right, Your Excellency, the Major General, go ahead. He was saying a word

important, and I wanted your comment. Your comment, then you will continue, you will

continue. Also, in the context of what you were saying, comment for me on an article that

said the Houthis are not from Yemen, and they are agents

of Iran in Yemen, and that their movement on the western coast at

this time, reaching Bab al-Mandab, is merely in service

of the Iranian agenda that failed in Hormuz.

Of course, when we talk about this particular point, if we want to refute it

historically, geographically, demographically, and on all levels, it will become clear

that the one speaking has no connection to the geography of ajd and Hijaz,

because he speaks of a Saudi, and Saudi Arabia is a family that does not

fundamentally have any connection to this geography. It is a family that descended from the Dönmeh Jews and settled in this region, and they came from

the Mordechai family.

Therefore, these are the ones who have nothing to do with either Najd or

Hejaz, and who believe we have nothing to do with this geography,

While we are natives of this land, and most tribes in Najd and the Hejaz are of Yemeni origin,

whereas they descended from the Donmeh Jews.

Those who brought them here. We're here.

The problem is who has the right to speak for

the Yemeni people? No one denies that you're part of Yemen.

There's agreement that the Houthis are part of the Yemeni people, but are they

Does he have the right to speak for the Yemeni people? Does he represent all Yemenis?

I mean, there's an unacceptable problem with the sound.

But let me answer you, starting with the question you asked about who has the right

to represent the Yemeni people. Who has the right to represent the people

of Yemen? Who has the right to represent the Yemeni people who came out in

a referendum in more than 1,117 squares over

more than 58 months. Does that

constitute a referendum or not a popular referendum? One thousand one hundred and seven

Ten squares with hundreds of thousands, and it was

broadcast live, both audio and video.

Is that a popular referendum on who has the right to speak on behalf of the Yemeni people?

Nevertheless, we say that here we do not want to

represent all the Yemeni people, because what is happening today is not

the Houthis, as what is happening now is meant to be portrayed.

There are all the parties, political factions, and all the political regions

that are the reality today. The regions liberated today in Taiz Governorate,

from Al-Shamayatayn and Al-Turbah

to Sama and others, came out to welcome the Yemeni armed forces that

expelled those Saudi mobilizations, happy at their arrival because of the crimes

committed by the Saudi-backed terrorist organizations

and their practices over the previous years.

Thank you. Thank you, Brigadier.

Therefore, today the Saudi regime, which is trying to

reduce the picture and portray what is happening in Sana'a as a Yemeni-Yemeni

war, is waging a Saudi-Yemeni war, even if

aggression comes to us from any direction, it is the Saudi enemy.

Very nice.

And we'll respond to him.

One last question.