The season of levies, crises and sectarian mobilization.. The Houthi birthday ceremonies begin
English - Thursday 29 September 2022 الساعة 04:49 pm
Sana'a, NewsYemen, private:
The Iranian arm launched its annual season of levies and sectarian mobilization, under the pretext of the "Prophet's Birthday" about two weeks before it was scheduled.
The Houthis mobilized their tools early to loot citizens and merchants, and to mobilize, using mosques and schools for this.
The Houthis impose sums of money on all merchants, whether they are big or small, even the owners of stalls and street vendors under the name of "the right of the messenger."
Special, documented envelopes have also been distributed on homes in cities to compel residents to pay taxes and to know those who abstain.
fake crisis
The talk about the Prophet’s birthday became, in the awareness of citizens, a declaration of the start of crises in oil derivatives and the revival of the black market.
Activist Muhammad Ali said in a post on his Facebook page: “No one has offended our honorable Prophet as the Houthis, who claim false love and that they are his grandchildren, as the arrival of the occasion of his birthday every year has become hated by most Yemenis and turned from an occasion of joy to a date of suffering and looting.“
Mobilization and Recruitment
The leaders of Iran’s arm work through sectarian events in general and the “birthday of the Prophet” in particular to promote its ideology that is committed to Khomeinism. It washes the minds of students through the management of the schools appointed by it and teaches them sectarian lessons through morning radio broadcasts in the school queue, then intervenes in its cultural courses and sends them to Houthi training camps.
Iran’s arm worked through the lectures of the preachers appointed by it in mosques to urge families and young people to join the ranks of what it describes as the Mujahideen, and it used neighborhood sheikhs and cultural supervisors in the neighborhoods to attract young people and children, especially those belonging to marginalized families “Bilal’s grandchildren” and poor families and deluding them by numbering them with military numbers and paying periodic dues to join its ranks and then plunge them into its absurd battles.
