Palestinian researcher reveals the motives behind the Saudi war on Yemen

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Palestinian researcher Saleh Abu Azza reported that Saudi Arabia tightened its siege on Yemen concurrently with the start of the Yemeni support operations for Gaza, in an attempt to deter Sana’a from participating in any military activity that would harm the American-Israeli battle path against the Palestinians.
Abu Azza explained in a post on the X platform that Riyadh, in response to the US and “Israel,” froze the roadmap to end the siege on Yemen—which had been previously agreed upon for implementation by both sides—unless Sana’a complied with the conditions of Washington and “Tel Aviv” requiring non-intervention in favor of Gaza.
The researcher pointed out that this war, currently being led by Saudi Arabia, with the participation of Salafi parties of both jihadist and proselytizing branches, and the Muslim Brotherhood, and supported by the US and Israel, would not have been renewed had Sana’a agreed to allow “Israel” and America to complete their extermination of Gaza, and been content with what the rest of the Arab and Islamic regimes were content with, namely issuing occasional statements of condemnation.