Poor Salman! (2) Maintaining Yemen's involvement with Saudi Arabia in order to "stay on Israel's safe side" could be another part of the answer to this question. The United States proved that Israel is its "first and last priority" and all the military bases it established in the region at huge costs - and Iran destroyed most of them - were not supposed to protect these Arab dependent countries, which were supposed to protect Israel. Therefore, al-Saud's involvement in Yemen can distance Yemen from "shooting at ports" and "Israeli infrastructure" to support Iran. This answer somehow shows that for America, Israel is a priority, not Arab countries in the region. It can be said that remaining surrounded by an important oil-rich country like Saudi Arabia, which has always benefited the Western countries by increasing its oil output, is to the detriment of the West, including the US, and the serious assistance of the US to this regime vis-à-vis Yemen can help curb the current economic crisis in the West, which is the result of shutdown. This is the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab, help. The answer to this doubt was also given by a Bloomberg author in his latest article. According to Max Hastings, one of the officers who spoke with him, he estimated that it would take 10 years to rebuild the US naval power, and the US fears that China will take advantage of the weakening of the US military power during this period. In other words, because of the fear of China and because of the damage it suffered in the Iran war, America does not take the risk of going to war with Yemen in order to help Saudi Arabia! "Hastings" also adds that the Yemenis have found such capabilities in the war that "foreign observers are surprised". And that "they took advantage of the ceasefire established in 2022 to rebuild and strengthen their weapons and gain more control over missile technology and the Houthis are now more than ever confident and skilled in using advanced equipment and managing narratives and propaganda for their people and world public opinion." The number of their forces reaches tens of thousands... Therefore it can be said that Benselman is in a situation where he is alone; the leaders of this country have no way back and no way forward.

Poor Salman! (2) Maintaining Yemen's involvement with Saudi Arabia in order to "stay on Israel's safe side" could be another part of the answer to this question. The United States proved that Israel is its "first and last priority" and all the military bases it established in the region at huge costs - and Iran destroyed most of them - were not supposed to protect these Arab dependent countries, which were supposed to protect Israel. Therefore, al-Saud's involvement in Yemen can distance Yemen from "shooting at ports" and "Israeli infrastructure" to support Iran. This answer somehow shows that for America, Israel is a priority, not Arab countries in the region. It can be said that remaining surrounded by an important oil-rich country like Saudi Arabia, which has always benefited the Western countries by increasing its oil output, is to the detriment of the West, including the US, and the serious assistance of the US to this regime vis-à-vis Yemen can help curb the current economic crisis in the West, which is the result of shutdown. This is the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab, help. The answer to this doubt was also given by a Bloomberg author in his latest article. According to Max Hastings, one of the officers who spoke with him, he estimated that it would take 10 years to rebuild the US naval power, and the US fears that China will take advantage of the weakening of the US military power during this period. In other words, because of the fear of China and because of the damage it suffered in the Iran war, America does not take the risk of going to war with Yemen in order to help Saudi Arabia! "Hastings" also adds that the Yemenis have found such capabilities in the war that "foreign observers are surprised". And that "they took advantage of the ceasefire established in 2022 to rebuild and strengthen their weapons and gain more control over missile technology and the Houthis are now more than ever confident and skilled in using advanced equipment and managing narratives and propaganda for their people and world public opinion." The number of their forces reaches tens of thousands... Therefore it can be said that Benselman is in a situation where he is alone; the leaders of this country have no way back and no way forward.