Sources: Al-Houthi threatens Hazeb after his brother's son fled and announced his joining the legitimacy
English - Saturday 17 September 2022 الساعة 10:32 am
Sana'a, NewsYemen, private:
Well-informed sources in Sanaa revealed to NewsYemen that the Houthi militia, the Iranian arm in Yemen, has issued threats to the leader affiliated with the General People’s Congress in Sana’a, Hussein Hazeb, who holds the position of Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research in the militia government.
The sources said that Houthi leaders working in the militias’ intelligence service threatened Hazeb to dismiss him from his position after it was proven that he failed to provide any evidence of his ability to influence political or tribal influence in favor of the militias, especially after the escape of his brother’s son and one of his closest aides, Hizam Muhammad Ali Abd Rabbo Hazeb from Sana’a to Marib And his declaration of joining the ranks of legitimacy.
The nephew of Hussein Ali Abd Rabbo Hazeb, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research in the militia government, Hizam Hazeb, who was one of his closest aides in his office in the ministry and also holds the position of director of his office in the educational department of the General Secretariat of the Conference, which Hussein Hazeb heads, managed to escape from Sanaa, which is under its control. To control the Houthi militia and join the legitimacy.
Sheikh and military leader Hizam Hazeb appeared in a video clip published by "Yemen Today" channel, threatening to fight the terrorist Houthi militia, stressing that it did not abide by the UN armistice agreement by continuously attacking the army's positions on the battlefronts in Ma'rib Governorate.
He pointed out that Ma'rib tribesmen repelled a number of Houthi militia attempts to infiltrate army positions in Marib, and incurred heavy human losses.
Hazeb said: "We assure the Yemeni people that the Ma'rib tribes will remain an impenetrable bulwark against the Houthi militia and its sectarian project."
According to the sources, Houthi security leaders considered the escape of Hazeb’s brother’s son as evidence of his political and tribal failure, which reached the point of his inability to influence the people closest to him, and threatened to dismiss him from his government position, noting that Hazeb immediately contacted conference and Houthi leaders to persuade them to mediate with him. Supporting him and preventing a decision to dismiss him and appointing a replacement for him.
The sources confirm that the conference leaders responded coldly to Hazeb’s demands, considering that this is a matter that belongs to him and that the conference has nothing to do with the escape of his nephew or the issue of defending him against any decision to dismiss him from the ministry, especially in light of his political, tribal and even ideological position, which has become supportive of the Houthi militia in a way that the conference leaders describe as It embodies the saying that Hazeb is (more royal than the king) and that he is not committed to any directions issued by the leaders of the conference and even refuses to attend the meetings of the General Committee and the General Secretariat of which he is a member.
The sources added that Hazeb tried to enlist the help of some Houthi leaders, including a member of the so-called political council, Muhammad Ali al-Houthi, to support him. Which accuses the Houthi authorities of involvement in it.
The sources indicate that Hazeb was not satisfied with the position of Muhammad Ali al-Houthi, but also the drumming of the militia leader and his attempt to explain the contents of his speeches politically in a ridiculous manner, leading to his tweets on his Twitter and Facebook page claiming that the conference and reform are the reason for what the country has reached since the declaration of unity. The Yemeni government on May 22, 1990, to what he described as the she-camel of Saleh, and his attempt to vindicate the Houthi militias and cover up their coup on September 21, 2014, and the disasters that followed that coup in Yemen, which are still continuing today.
Houthi leaders had previously accused Hussein Hazeb of looting more than 80 million riyals, which were handed over to him to supervise communication with tribal leaders in Marib and persuade them to join the Houthi militia. Especially during the battles that were carried out by the Houthi forces to bring down Marib. However, Hazeb gathered a number of personalities from Marib who live in Sana’a and arranged meetings between them and the militia leader on the grounds that they were those who were able to persuade and entice them to the Houthi ranks, but it turned out later that he had practiced fraud and lying with the militias, which led their leaders to accuse him of theft and embezzlement and to stop dealing with him Concerning the topics and issues marib.
Hussein Hazeb, a member of the General Committee of the conference, was one of the most prominent conference leaders close to the two martyrs, the leader Ali Abdullah Saleh and his companion, the Secretary Aref Al-Zoka. But he was accused of betraying them and colluding with the Houthi militias during the December 2 uprising, which resulted in the militias assassinating Saleh and his comrade Zoka. Before transforming his political positions after that to identify with the militias of Iran's arm in an unprecedented way. He is even working against the positions of the leaders of the Sana'a Conference on any controversial issue with the militias.
