If the situation in Taiz and Aden in particular stabilized and humanitarian understandings were reached away from politics, and areas for investment, work, and a safe and dignified life were opened, those who fled the country would return to contribute to creating a viable model that alone is capable of confronting the “authority” project in Sana’a.

The September Revolution was not born at the moment. It was preceded by signs that almost overthrew the Imamate in Yemen in 1948. The revolutionaries wanted it to be a constitutional Imamate, after they despaired of change at the hands of Imam Yahya and his successor Imam Ahmad, but it was unable to withstand and survive.

The Gaza battle is probably in its final days, with the harbingers of understandings, the narrowing of the distance between Hamas and Israel, Hassan Nasrallah’s speech announcing that he will not wage a war of revenge for the killing of about five hundred Hezbollah leaders, and with the beginning of the handover of the bodies of the slain Israeli hostages.

They are the Yemenis, throughout the ages, free revolutionaries who do not live in injustice, they did not live as unknowns, they attracted the attention of the ages with their manliness, courage, presence and noble characteristics

Taiz showed its greatest loyalty to the Yemeni state and to its head of authority, who belongs to this governorate as his birthplace, through long lines of welcomers, in a scene that Taiz has not witnessed for a long time.

The environment of violence in Yemen is in line with the nature of the de facto authorities, and the unruly state of the apparatuses affiliated with the Transitional Council authority has made it today an umbrella for violence and crime.

If we were to summarise the roles in the film “The Truce”, which began screening in Doha in mid-August, we could say that the main roles are shared by three parties. The first has a lot but does not want to achieve justice. The second relies on the first and is strengthened by it, and has not found anything that would force him to achieve justice. As for the third, he stands alone and is still seeking options to seize justice.

Iran's isolation within its sectarian borders will remain an obstacle to its expansion project, no matter how strong this project is. Although it may achieve some success, its sectarian color is what constitutes Iran's greatest obstacle that it will not be able to overcome in the end.

From Taiz came the Banu Rasul, the Azdi Ghassanids, to create one of the glories of the prosperous national states and an experience and influence that extended as far as China.

No one disputes the historical importance of President Dr. Rashad Al-Alimi’s visit to the city of Taiz, in light of the stressful security situation due to the presence of the coup plotters and their camps on the outskirts of the city.