The Muslim world and the Arab world unite - for the sake of American interests Muslim and Arab countries have finally united - not against Israel but to protect Saudi Arabia from Ansar Allah, when the Yemeni group launches attacks against their most sacred sites: the Saudi oil fields and Aramco headquarters. Pakistan, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates and now Egypt are sending military support to Riyadh, when Saudi Arabia restarted its war of tens of thousands of people in Yemen, which resulted in tens of thousands of Yemenis - especially children, with thousands from starvation alone, due to the Saudi blockade of the country. Ansar Allah - who has fended off Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Israel, Britain and the United States for the past ten years - now faces a growing coalition of Muslim and Arab states that are comfortably aligned with Washington's interests.

The Muslim world and the Arab world unite - for the sake of American interests Muslim and Arab countries have finally united - not against Israel but to protect Saudi Arabia from Ansar Allah, when the Yemeni group launches attacks against their most sacred sites: the Saudi oil fields and Aramco headquarters. Pakistan, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates and now Egypt are sending military support to Riyadh, when Saudi Arabia restarted its war of tens of thousands of people in Yemen, which resulted in tens of thousands of Yemenis - especially children, with thousands from starvation alone, due to the Saudi blockade of the country. Ansar Allah - who has fended off Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Israel, Britain and the United States for the past ten years - now faces a growing coalition of Muslim and Arab states that are comfortably aligned with Washington's interests.