government. the outcomes of that were shot to pieces. one, because a couple of houthi leaders were assassinated by government allied forces. and what happened was, the only outcome really was the fact that hadi, the vice president that replaced salah. he was given immunity and that was part of the national dialogue piece. so that s why we are where we are, because the houthi believes that the saudis are reporting the elements of al qaeda in yemen and they re not happy with the sunni influences in yemen and outside of syria. that s why the iranians are worried about this spread. let s not forget saudi have supported wahabiism, an extreme creed of sunni islam for
hadi, the vice president that replaced salah. he was given immunity, and that was part of the national dialogue piece. so that s why we are where we are, because the houthi believes that the saudis are reporting the elements of al qaeda in yemen and they re not happy with the sunni influences in yemen and outside of syria. that s why the iranians are worried about this spread. let s not forget, saudi have supported wahabiism, an extreme creed of sunni islam for decades. al qaeda bombed the hospital at the end of 2013 and killed 56 people. i m not pro houthi, but we have to look at both sides of the debate when we talk about what the houthis are doing and why