Al-Yadoumi: The Presidency Council and the government must assume their responsibility and develop radical solutions

He continued: "The Islah Party has adopted democratic working methods and national consensus as the only way to bring about political change, and has harnessed its capabilities and potentials to serve the national goals for which all free Yemenis are struggling."

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Al-Yadoumi stressed that Islah paid a heavy price for standing on the right side of history, on the side of the homeland and the legitimacy supported by Yemen’s brothers and friends in order to restore the state and end the Houthi coup and rebellion.

The head of Islah praised the sacrifices made by the Yemenis in order to restore the state and end the coup and rebellion, and expressed his appreciation for the Islah leaders, its bases, its supporters, and all the free people who reject the projects of priesthood and tyranny, and the Houthi machine of oppression and terrorism.

He paid tribute to the families of the martyrs, the wounded, the kidnapped and the forcibly disappeared, headed by Professor Mohammed Qahtan, a member of the Supreme Council of the Yemeni Congregation for Reform, who has been missing in the cellars of the hateful militia for about ten years.

Al-Yadoumi said, "The release of all the kidnapped, especially Professor Qahtan, is the initial step to proceed with any peace process, and he urged human rights and media institutions and bodies to intensify efforts to address the issue of the kidnapped and forcibly disappeared."

Al-Yadoumi called on the government to provide all forms of care for their families, to quickly work on releasing them, and to nullify the physical liquidation decisions taken by the terrorist Houthi militia against some of them.