Iran-backed Houthis work to transfer the "Twelver Shiites" to Yemen's Hodeidah

Similar to the warnings issued by the leader of the Houthi militia, Zain Al-Abideen about the danger of spreading the "Twelver Shiites" in Yemen, sources revealed that the Houthis decided to spread it among the people of Tihama in Hodeidah, and they began preparing a long-term plan for that.

Informed and reliable sources said that the leaders of the Houthis tasked with spreading the "Twelver Shiites" in Yemen, assigned the Houthi security supervisor for the Hodeidah governorate Hadi Al Kahlani (graduated from Iran), to send the supervisors from the Tihama to Sanaa, where sectarian courses to convert to the "Twelver Shiites" are taking place.

The Houthi's plan, or those charged with spreading the "Twelver Shiites" in Yemen, is to intensify sectarian educational courses for the supervisors and Houthi elements, then send tmen back to spread it among the people in Hodeidah. Sources said.

Observers warned against submitting to such sectarian ideas or accepting the Houthi supervisors returning from Sanaa to spread Iranian terrorist ideas that are foreign to the Islamic religion, which are originally rejected in Sanaa and by other moderate Yemeni sects.

Because of these ideas, major disputes escalated between Houthi leaders affiliated with Iran charged with spreading the "Twelver Shiites" in Yemen, and the Zaydis, which made the Houthi leaders expand those ideas in densely populated areas, according to the same observers.

Last August, a member of the Yemen Scholars Association affiliated with the Houthis warned of the danger of Iranian institutions and Houthi figures in Yemen, which are run by the Iranian ambassador to the Houthis, Hassan Erllo, and owe absolute loyalty to the mullahs in Iran.