A Houthi-controlled court in Yemen’s capital sentenced 18 Yemeni staffers of United Nations aid agencies to death on Saturday ...
A Houthi-controlled court in Yemen has sentenced 17 people to death for allegedly spying for foreign governments.
Houthi authorities want to publicly execute the convicted individuals, and also sentenced two others to prison.
The Israeli war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu faces a seemingly paradoxical equation: apparent optimism towards Riyadh, and ...
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Houthi court orders execution of 18 UN aid workers in explosive ‘spying for Israel’ case
A shocking court ruling in Yemen has raised serious concerns around the world. Death Sentences for UN Aid Workers Create ...
Yamani's family went from joy of celebrating his daughter's wedding to terror the next day, when masked troops stormed into ...
Hamas is demanding that Israel reveal the identity of an alleged gunman it accuses the movement of sending—an accusation ...
SANAA, Nov. 22 (Xinhua) -- A Houthi-run court in Yemen's capital Sanaa on Saturday sentenced 18 Yemeni aid workers employed by United Nations humanitarian agencies to death for allegedly spying for ...
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Families of Houthi-held Yemeni aid workers numb with worry: ‘We’re ghosts of people’
Dozens of UN and NGO employees detained since last year by Iran-backed rebels, who accuse them of spying for West, Israel; ...
Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged Yemen as a major threat to Israel due to its independent weapons production. He vowed that ...
Yemen's Houthi rebels have arrested dozens of workers with United Nations agencies, aid groups and nongovernmental ...
The Yemeni prisoner spent nearly seven hours at the war court, displaying some of the defiance of his 2008 proceeding.
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