Yemen:   When 7 July comes, it carries with it dark details of a repression and brutality that rise to the level of occupation, which was practiced by the Saudi-backed Islah party, who, in alliance with Ali Abdullah Saleh, had a religious cover to invade the southern governorates in Yemen in the worst forms of targeting to its capabilities.

After years of struggle, the southerners managed to defeat this aggression to replace it with a political entity that met with popular rejection in various parts of Yemen when it raised the slogan of secession and its quest to separate the south from the north.

The ill-considered act by a number of southerners without taking into account the popular and official reactions and their position made the southerners live in a clear confusion and the lack of clarity of their political vision. 

They became controlled by an Emirati and Saudi regional agenda, and this matter created a state of division between them and the popular support for their separatist project. On the other hand, the “7July” gang began to reorganize itself and arrange its military and administrative conditions to control the south, with the support of their main funder, the Saudi-Emirati alliance.