Dose the Houthi Movement Will Lead to Emerge New Middle East?

Elham Alhidabi

Abstract


After Yemeni revolution in 2011, the Houthi movement emerged to the forefront of the political scene in Yemen. By force, it has been able to impose itself as a political partner in the national dialogue and the process of peaceful transition of power. To support its political position, the Houthi movement depends on arms to extend various regions of Yemen. It takes advantage of the political and constitutional vacuum in Yemen and by the time it was able to overthrow the legitimate government and occupies the capital easily. After that, Houthi movement has become a key engine of the political scene in Yemen that of course will affect on the political scene in the ME, those effects made some changes in international relationship in the ME. So, this article will try to monitor these changes, which may lead to the emergence of new alliances in the ME. Also it tries to answer this question whether we are at the edge of a new Middle East or not.

Keywords: The Houthi Movement, the Conflict in Yemen, International Relationship, the Middle East, Iran, the US, the Gulf States, Realism theory.

 


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