Yemen: Saudi Arabia commits another crime added to the series of crimes against the Yemeni people since the establishment of this kingdom in the 1940s.

It is now known that the Kingdom's crimes against Yemen have a long history governed by a great historical hostility that has become a Saudi strategy against Yemen geography, history, politics and economy.

Today, this hostility targets Yemeni workers in the Kingdom, which is built by them. This targeting is completely inconsistent with human rights and the foundations that govern the employment situation worldwide, despite the exceptionally difficult situation in which the Yemeni people live.

Days ago the Saudi authorities decided to deport Yemeni expatriates from Najran, Jizan, Asir, Al Baha and all southern regions amid shameful international silence. 

The observer may wonder about the real reasons that prompted the Kingdom to take this unfair decision against Yemeni workers, and they are committed to all labor laws in Saudi Arabia and have a high degree of good morals in their daily dealings with their Saudi surroundings.. But the issue seems that the Kingdom is living in a state of political confusion in its dealings with its neighbors and its regional and even international surroundings. 

Rationality and objectivity have disappeared from leaders of this kingdom, and they are issuing decisions that are not aimed at improving the situation of the Saudi citizen. Rather, they want from this to win the approval of America and Western countries and appear before them as a modern state whose political system is modern and keeping pace with the times.