دور المحدد العقدي في الصراع اليمني : المحدد الشيعي الإيراني انموذجا

Abstract EN

Iranian policy is based on exploiting sectarian differences in the Arab and Islamic regions, where Shiism is considered a religious tool adopted by Iran to interfere in the internal affairs of these countries, through the two processes of mobilization first and then moving these sectarian differences secondly according to what serves its interests and expansion projects in the region.

In Yemen, Iran found in the Twelver sect, which was suffering from manifestations of poverty, corruption, inequality, and the ence of social justice, an opportunity to attract them through financial and moral support to become a major tool in the hands of Iran represented by the Ansar Allah movement.

Which in 2014 managed to overthrow the capital, Sanaa and control the most important sites in Yemen, which has complicated and prolonged the conflict by obstructing all peaceful solutions proposed to resolve the crisis in Yemen.

Key words Yemen; Iran; Yemeni conflict; Shiite set; Houthis