Post-Conflict Stability in Yemen

When battle ends, there is a victor and another

defeated, but in the reckoning of nations, the end

of battle does not mean everything is complete, for the true test

of victory begins after the guns fall silent. The question that

measures the victor is, what will he do when he becomes

able? Some, when they enter a village, corrupt it

and turn victory into revenge, while others, when they enter it

do good there and turn victory into safety and dignity.

And in Yemen, we need no assumptions.

We have recent scenes and evidence still present before

the battle has laid down its burdens, before its dust settles,

and before the smell of gunpowder leaves the place.

In western Taiz and southern Al Hudaydah, in Al Mokha

and Hays, Al Khawkhah, Al Wazi'iyah, and Mawza'

and Dhubab.

The question was, what would the Yemeni armed forces do

with the remaining enemy fighters? Would they pursue them for revenge?

Would they execute them? Would they drag their bodies? The answer

was different. They went to them to reassure them, protect

their lives, and preserve their dignity.

They said, "All right, surrender your weapon." I surrendered my weapon. They said, "All right."

They registered my name. They said, "Son, stay with your children and stay with

your family, and no harm will come to you."

Sayyid Abdul-Malik granted a full amnesty to everyone who surrendered.

You have an amnesty, and you are the first one in the city.

You have safe passage. Go back and forth among your children, and don't worry.

We are your brothers. Whatever you need, come to us.

We keep coming by. And indeed, they came by, bringing us food.

They brought lunch, they brought dinner.

They would also come visit us. Whatever you crave, anything, ask for it. Don't worry.

May God bless them. They spared no effort for us.

Property was safeguarded, sanctities were protected, and people were given

their right to security.

I was not forced, coerced, or pressured, by the grace of God Almighty.

Rather, when we reached the gate, I told them that I

was here, and I met them in the residential city. If you want me to leave,

I'll leave, and if you want me to stay, I'll stay. They said, "Stay, and you will be safe."

Praise be to God.

The exchange office brings me food, drinks, everything. You want to go out, you want to stay.

Your things, your belongings, everything.

They said, "That's it, these are your homes. Stay in your homes, and we are your brothers."

Don't worry,

you are safe. If you need anything, don't worry, we are

your brothers.

May God protect them, they spared no effort for us.

The residents' joy was more eloquent than any speech.

Because those who have lived in fear for a long time know what it means to wake up

safe.

And the scene did not stop there. The greeting that came from

the people had to be met with something greater,

so the Sana'a government mobilized, and officials headed to those

areas with everything they could. Services,

aid, and direct communication with the people. In

a short time, the image changed from fear to

safety, from waiting to life, and from the feeling

of humiliation to the restoration of dignity.

By God, thank God, the situation is stable, movement is fine, and people are working.

Exchange offices are open, and thank God, things are fine. They say

they are frightening us about Ansar Allah. By Almighty God, the situation is stable, there is nothing wrong.

Now the situation is calm, and they opened the Al-Barah road for me.

We can go to our country and come back. It used to take us seven hours to

reach inner Al-Barah, now it takes five minutes.

Here, the meaning of victory was fulfilled.

A thousand times better than the previous government,

under which we lived in humiliation, under pressure, we lived in

We couldn't even go out at night or live among our children, we

lived in prisons every day.

Herein lies the difference between one who carries a project and one who

merely occupies a position.

There is a vast difference

between one who works for God and the homeland and one who

works for aggression, Israel, and America.

For this scene, truth has come,

and falsehood has vanished.

The people of the areas that regained their freedom can send

their message to those who are still waiting.

They are guaranteed safety by the tribes, the Sayyid, by us, and by the

Mujahideen,

they have the same rights and duties as us.

Victory is not only on the ground, but in people's hearts,

and my Lord's promise is true.