#yemengenocide

[puterahugoboss]

Hunger dried up her milk and she has nothing to offer her hungry child besides her finger. #Yemen #YemenGenocide https://www.instagram.com/p/BqaNEw8l7bL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1sagw9ifwkzb2

[majidblog]

WALLAHI this one SHATTERED ME😭😭😭😭HOW will we Face Them On the Day Of Judgement 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 📸 "Hunger dried up her milk and she has nothing to offer her hungry child besides her finger." This is how silence of Muslim Ummah dried up, only thing she had to offer to hers baby. #YEMEN is facing a worst ever genocide. #SaveYemen #YemenGenocide #HandsOffYemen #ChildrenUnderAttack #Assad #Iran and #Russia #YemenCantWait https://www.instagram.com/p/BqSQFqDFP3FhRpA66vg62dFqnqbqn3txJdKSK00/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=8c94w9k68yjk

[rebelwithacauze]

YEMEN🇾🇪 A mother finally succumbed to hunger and died after going without food for 2 weekes...Her kids sit helplessly around her lifeless body.... We pray that these kids donot see the same fate as their mom or the thousands of Yemenis who are starving to death due to the Saudi war and blockade of the war ravaged country.💔😪🇾🇪 #YemenGenocide #WakeUpAmerica #StopArmingTheSauds #saudihypocricy #yemen_in_photo #yemenblood https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpd_SSbgK02/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1p6r5xyhg7dwh

[rebelwithacauze]

Three million reason why your heart breaks when looking at this picture💔😢 Your Silence is an endorsement of war crimes in Yemen!,Stop the bloodbath of innocent YEMENIS.🇾🇪 #USAandBritainKillsYemeniPeople #saudihypocrisy #StopArmingTheSauds #yemengenocide #ChildrenOfWar💔😢 https://www.instagram.com/p/BomtY07AQiy/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=vdimkb3z3msr

[rebelwithacauze]

Dear World Your SILENCE IS DEAFENING! More than £2.8 Billion UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia since the war on an already impoverished Yemen! End Saudi War crimes in #Yemen #yemengenocide #WakeUpWorld #AllLivesMatter🇾🇪

[instituteforpublicaccuracy-blog]

From accuracy.org:

AP is reporting: “The Saudi-led coalition backing Yemen’s exiled government began an assault Wednesday on the port city of Hodeida, the main entry point for food in a country already teetering on the brink of famine.

“The assault on the Red Sea port aims to drive out Iranian-aligned Shiite rebels known as Houthis, who have held Hodeida since 2015, and break the civil war’s long stalemate. But it could set off a prolonged street-by-street battle that inflicts heavy casualties.

“The fear is that a protracted fight could force a shutdown of Hodeida’s port at a time when a halt in aid risks tipping millions into starvation. Some 70 percent of Yemen’s food enters via the port, as well as the bulk of humanitarian aid and fuel supplies. Around two-thirds of the country’s population of 27 million relies on aid and 8.4 million are already at risk of starving.” See @accuracy Twitter feed on Yemen.

SHIREEN AL-ADEIMI, sha980 at mail.harvard.edu, @shireen818 Originally from Yemen, Al-Adeimi just completed her doctoral studies at Harvard University and starts as an assistant professor of education at Michigan State University in August. See a profile of her in Harvard Ed. Magazine.

Al-Adeimi has written a series of pieces for In These Times magazine, including “Trump Doesn’t Care About Civilian Deaths. Just Look at Yemen,” which states: “Yemen has been under attack by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and a coalition of various countries since March 26, 2015. The coalition is supported by the United Kingdom and the United States, with both countries providing hundreds of billions in weapons sales, targeting and logistical support, and in the case of the United States, mid-air refueling of jets. Yemeni civilians, on the other hand, are defenseless against this barrage of foreign attackers.

“The war has claimed the lives of at least 10,000 Yemeni civilians due to violent attacks, and has led to the deaths of at least 113,000 children who have died from hunger and preventable diseases such as cholera since 2016. …”

Most recently, she wrote “What the Deployment of Green Berets to the Saudi-Yemen Border Tells Us About America’s Dirty War,” which states: “The U.S. government has long sought to distance itself from the morally inexcusable war on Yemen — but this public relations effort is even more difficult after The New York Timesreported on May 3 that, in December of last year, U.S. Special Forces (commonly known as the Green Berets) deployed to Saudi Arabia’s border with Yemen. Though Saudi Arabia and the UAE are occupying parts of Yemen, the countries rely on Yemeni, Latin American, Sudanese, Blackwater and even al-Qaeda mercenaries to fight on the ground. Mercenaries also include former U.S. Military officer Stephen Toumajan, who commands the UAE’s military helicopter branch. The Saudi-Yemeni border, on the other hand, represents the only front where Yemeni and Saudi soldiers are engaged in direct on-the-ground combat. By placing American special forces at the Saudi-Yemeni border, the United States is engaged in direct combat with Yemen’s Houthis.

“Not only does this reality contradict the Pentagon’s previous statements about its involvement in Yemen, it also brings into question the U.S. government’s intended goals. Is the U.S. military so committed to achieving Saudi Arabia’s mission to regain control of Yemen that it is willing to risk American lives? Alternatively, if the U.S. is advising and training soldiers, repairing and refueling aircraft, patrolling Yemeni waters alongside Saudi Arabia and now fighting Yemenis on the ground, is it really just Saudi Arabia’s war on Yemen?

“Following the latest revelations of the increased U.S. role in Yemen, Sen. Bernie Sanders announced he would seek ‘further clarification on these activities,’ while Rep. Mark Pocan urged Congress to ‘stop this secret, unconstitutional war.’ Yet members of Congress ought to consider that this has always been America’s war — from the very beginning.”

[biggssanjose10]

One child dies every ten minutes in #YemenGenocide. Saudi Arabia is using British bombs, British planes, British trained pilots & British Forces targeting. If we choose to remain silent, we are complicit. Please RT @theresa_may & your local MP and ask them to #StopArmingSaudi https://t.co/gQ5elQuPX8 (at Stourbridge)