The Myth of the Disappearing Two-State Solution
A reality check.
September 19, 2017
Iran’s plan to establish a foothold on the Red Sea.
Since 2011, Yemen has been in a state of civil war between the Houthis—a tribal, religious, and political group—and the country’s officially recognized government; the conflict became more severe after the Houthis seized the capital in 2014, and Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states intervened to support the government. By this time, it had become clear that the Houthis were receiving massive support from Iran. Julie Lenarz writes:
A reality check.
Iran’s plan to establish a foothold on the Red Sea.
The making of a neoconservative.
Like returning stolen goods to a thief.
No, but it’s great for anti-Semites.
Since 2011, Yemen has been in a state of civil war between the Houthis—a tribal, religious, and political group—and the country’s officially recognized government; the conflict became more severe after the Houthis seized the capital in 2014, and Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states intervened to support the government. By this time, it had become clear that the Houthis were receiving massive support from Iran. Julie Lenarz writes:
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