Within the racist mentality adopted by Al -Houthi, the militia leader Abdul -Malik Al -Houthi continues to portray himself as “the guardian”, putting himself and his people in a rank over the tribes, which he has always considered a tool to implement his agendas, and endures the consequences of his struggle with the interior and abroad.

While Al -Houthi talks about the state and the alleged divine right, the parameters of the inferior view that he carries towards the tribes are revealed, where they are seen as just followers obligated by absolute obedience, they have no place in the leadership of the leadership, and there is no weight for their opinion in the decision of the decision, although they are the pillar of the human and military power on which Al -Houthi relies on his absurd war.

This contempt shows clearly when the battles are intensified, as Houthi is rushing to mobilize the tribes to defend his authority, while he, his leaders and his people remain safe in the caves of Saada and the capital of the capital, direct orders, and they hide behind the curtain.

And the tribes are left to offer their children offerings to a conflict that does not relate to it, except to submit to a religious authority that serves the Iranian project in Yemen and the region.

Observers believe that this behavior reveals the essence of the Houthi project based on the distinction of the stable, as it is not satisfied with marginalizing the tribes politically and socially, but rather exploits them as a tool for losing battles, without giving them the minimum dignity or equal recognition.