From - to - The Houthi militia transfers the conflicts of the past hundreds of years to the school seats, linking them to wars and its political project in the minds of children. A reading of "Al-Masdr Online" in the new version of the 6th grade history book reveals how the lessons range from the narrative of the oppression of Ali, Hussein and the Ahl al-Bayt to the glorification of Hussein al-Houthi and what the group calls the "Qur'an Project", and presenting its coup against the state as "right-wing". Between sectarian rulings that are presented as sworn truths, and lessons that glorify Hezbollah and perpetuate hostility towards Saudi Arabia, the space of Islamic civilization is moving away in favor of a narrative that places the group and its symbols in the position of truth and its opponents in the position of evil, and presents its current war as an extension of its previous war. To read the full report.

From - to - The Houthi militia transfers the conflicts of the past hundreds of years to the school seats, linking them to wars and its political project in the minds of children. A reading of "Al-Masdr Online" in the new version of the 6th grade history book reveals how the lessons range from the narrative of the oppression of Ali, Hussein and the Ahl al-Bayt to the glorification of Hussein al-Houthi and what the group calls the "Qur'an Project", and presenting its coup against the state as "right-wing". Between sectarian rulings that are presented as sworn truths, and lessons that glorify Hezbollah and perpetuate hostility towards Saudi Arabia, the space of Islamic civilization is moving away in favor of a narrative that places the group and its symbols in the position of truth and its opponents in the position of evil, and presents its current war as an extension of its previous war. To read the full report.