How War Brought Cholera and Polio Back to the Middle East

Saudi High Crimes in Yemen

Trump’s Support for the House of Saud Highlights his Middle East Hypocrisy

Further U.S. inaction in Yemen will expose the baselessness of its humanitarian justifications in Syria. More importantly, it will cause the United States to be an accomplice in cutting off the food supply for a nation desperately in need of humanitarian assistance.

America Will Regret Helping Saudi Arabia Bomb Yemen

Selling weapons to Saudi Arabia has consequences. The intense anti-US sentiment in Yemen should be a wake-up call for Americans

Saudi Blockade Triggers Massive Cholera Epidemic in Yemen, Claiming One Life Each Hour

Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen and its continuing blockade of Yemeni ports has virtually collapsed the country and basic necessities are in dangerously short supply. Now, Yemen finds itself unable to treat a rapidly growing cholera outbreak that claims the life of one civilian every hour.

Humanitarian Catastrophe Looms in Yemen with Over 18.8 Million in Need of Humanitarian Aid

The Saudis appear to be deliberately targeting Yemen’s civilian infrastructure, although they deny this and blame the Houthis for the devastation.

Report: U.S. Acknowledges 20% of Strikes Outside Active Battlefields

The "U.S. government has acknowledged just 20% of the more than 700 strikes carried out since 2002" in Yemen, Pakistan, and Somalia, according to a Columbia Law School Human Rights Clinic and Sana'a Center for Strategic Studies investigation.

Feed the Hungry, Treat the Sick: A Crucial Training

For a country heavily dependent on foreign food aid, that means starving the people. At least seven million people suffer now from severe acute malnourishment.