Egypt that is in the mind of Hussein al-Houthi"... Contempt for the Egyptian people, for their history and their art: the Iranians are more capable than them in fighting and their culture is influenced by the Jews Al-Masdr Online - exclusively with the help of slogans about Palestine and the missiles it launched at Israel, Iran and its militias in the region managed to attract many Arabs. The Houthi militia is trying to take advantage of the sympathy it received as a result, neutralize Arab public opinion and cover up the crimes it is committing against the Yemenis these days, especially the suffocating siege it is imposing on the city of Taiz, where about two million people live. With talk in recent times about the possibility of Egypt participating in the war against the Houthis, several statements appeared on television channels and social media sites, where the Houthis were eager to address Egypt in soft language. The leaders of the Houthis appeared when they spoke about the "historical relations between Yemen and Egypt" and the "Arab-Egyptian role", and demanded that Cairo not engage in any military action. In contrast to the "fascination" and sympathy of some Egyptians with the Houthi militia, the image of Egypt and Egypt among the Houthis seems completely different. In their opinion, it does not represent any correct cultural, religious, political or legislative model, and they see Egypt as misguided and in need of the "Shia Koran Project" to return to the right path. The "white" image that some Egyptians hold of the group radically contradicts the intellectual foundations on which the Houthi project is based, as depicted by the group's founder, Hussein Badr al-Din al-Houthi, in his lists and lessons, where Egypt is presented as a model of what the nation must avoid, at the level of rulers, history, culture, culture, culture. It is worth remembering here that Hussein al-Houthi is the most influential and effective man among his thousands of followers, even after his death, and that his principles are widely studied in the areas under the group's control, and the recruitment process for courses and cultural activities in the group's incubators, up to the educational institutions and government media, is based on them. In one of these "vice" stories, Hussein al-Houthi criticizes the late Palestinian president Yasser Arafat, who was eager to strengthen his relationship with Egypt and the police, while ignoring Khomeini and the Iranian regime.