The ongoing war in Yemen's governorates since March 2015 has cast its shadow over children who try to simulate its events in their play. Some of them attempt to embody military raids, or attack and control enemy positions, and even carry out operations to capture soldiers from the other side in the conflict. Many Yemeni children now know several types of weapons, from the "Kalashnikov" to the "RPG" and the "Bazooka", all the way to anti-aircraft guns and hand grenades.

As Gazans increasingly demand an end to the Israeli genocide and an improvement in their living conditions, they feel they may be left out of US policy unless the new administration takes real steps to end it and bring about a tangible improvement in humanitarian conditions.

Israel is closely monitoring the US presidential elections scheduled for tomorrow, Tuesday, although it is clear that broad circles there prefer the victory of the Republican candidate, former President Donald Trump (2017-2021).

The head of the Presidential Leadership Council in Yemen, Rashad Al-Alimi, said on Monday that the direct losses of the war in the country could rise, according to estimates by the United Nations Development Program, to $657 billion by 2030 if the war continues.

Oxfam's Country Director in Yemen, Fran Boch, confirmed on Tuesday that Marib Governorate is at the forefront of interest and priority in the organization's projects, as it is the most needy in Yemen.

The anniversary of the September 26, 1962 revolution against the Imamate rule in northern Yemen, and the October 14, 1963 revolution against British colonialism in southern Yemen, brings back to the forefront, every year, the Yemeni national song, which witnessed stages of prosperity and then decline, due to the influence of the political and cultural circumstances that the country went through.