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Yemen's Former FM Calls for Israeli Role in Regional Coalition Against Houthis
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First reported by Kan News · 3 hours ago
What happened
Former Yemeni Foreign Minister Khaled al-Yamani proposed Israel join a regional coalition against the Houthis, criticizing Saudi Arabia's strategy and accusing it of aiding the Houthis financially. Al-Yamani, now advising the Southern Transitional Council, believes Israel's involvement is strategically vital for Red Sea security.
- 01Yemen's ex-FM calls for Israel to join anti-Houthi coalition.
- 02He criticizes Saudi Arabia's strategy as a failure.
- 03Israel's role is seen as vital for Red Sea security.
- 04The proposal is based on the Abraham Accords model.
- 05He accuses Saudi Arabia of financial support to Houthis.
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