Houthis face internal unrest threatening unity

The article highlighted growing internal and external criticisms of the Houthi authorities in Yemen. A former leader of the group, Mohamed Al-Maqalh, along with researchers loyal to them, launched sharp accusations regarding the poor management of areas under Houthi control, as well as the deterioration of economic and social conditions due to corruption and extortion. The piece also revealed security splits within the group, such as the defection of Central Security officer Abu Miratah Al-Siyadi, who spoke of suffering from hunger and difficult living conditions, along with allegations against Houthi leaders of seizing citizens’ properties and maintaining poor prison conditions. Experts and politicians criticized the group’s performance, accusing it of discrimination and injustice, as well as tightening the noose around its opponents, amid rising discontent within the group’s environment due to military pressures and worsening living conditions.

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