A Yemeni tribal leader: After we defended the Houthis, we became cheap in their eyes

In a Public message addressed the Houthi leaders, the tribal Sheikh  Abu Al-Ezz bin Amer, one of the sheikhs of Sana'a, who pushed his sons and his tribe, to the fronts to fight with the militia, admitted that the Yemeni people are just cheap, and the Houthi matter only to defend the Iranian project in Yemen.

He complained that many of the Houthi prisoners of war that the government in Marib caught, suffer from being ignored by the Houthi militia and its leadership, on the grounds that they are "cheap" and not important, and they should not be paid attention, in a situation that reveals the truth of the racist militia against the Yemeni people.

Bin Amer recounts the story of his discovery of the bitter truth, after his brother his six companions, who pushed them from his tribe to the battle fronts, complaining about their capture and injury in the Ma'rib governorate, calling for acceptance of a tribal offer by exchanging prisoners through local mediation.

Bin Amer contacted the Houthi leaders, hoping to accept the prisoner exchange, with figures requested by the fighters in Marib, but he was surprised that those who had important figures did not fit with his brothers and the six companions, as an affirmation of the inferior view of the Houthi against people and the Yemeni tribes.

He explained that when he appealed and communicated with Houthi leaders in Sanaa in order to accept the offer, he was accused by Abdul Qadir Al-Murtada, head of the Houthi Prisoners Affairs Committee, that he was in contact with what they called "mercenaries", and accused him of treason.