It's terrible. Wars are there to dehumanise us. We start to see each other with less and less empathy. It takes time to comprehend that & try to find a way to deal with it. That's why I couldn't blog yesterday.
Even though the situation is changing rapidly in Sana'a, here is a brief recap of what has taken place so far:
#Houthi fighters surround #Yemen's prime minister's palace in Sanaa http://t.co/BwWoUvDek6
— AJE News (@AJENews) January 20, 2015
W/ Houthis taking over forcefully,it's not tht Yemen is a failed state,it's that Saleh remains a highly influential man backing the Houthis.
— Afrah Nasser (@Afrahnasser) January 19, 2015
At least two killed, 14 injured in #Yemen clashes - http://t.co/NpN2tBkJ8Z pic.twitter.com/OjYvUlksxy
— Al Arabiya English (@AlArabiya_Eng) January 19, 2015
Huge personal and artillery deployment in Sanaa streets. It seems the situation is escalating further. #Yemen pic.twitter.com/SD11035ycO
— Yemen Updates (@yemen_updates) January 19, 2015
Stomach-turning 2 c Yemen in neither peace, nor a civil war.It's a battle field for several proxy wars & innocent civilians hv 2 pay price.
— Afrah Nasser (@Afrahnasser) January 19, 2015
War dealers in Yemen flourish with this deadly clashes.What Yemeni people need is a real war against all these dealers - a war against wars!
— Afrah Nasser (@Afrahnasser) January 19, 2015
Fierce clashes near presidential palace in Yemen: http://t.co/U2XmgeHbre via @YouTube
— Afrah Nasser (@Afrahnasser) January 19, 2015
Anyone want to rethink amnesty for ex #Yemen Pres Saleh? He continues to play shadowy role. http://t.co/xA5NU12S1s pic.twitter.com/6gJI83YL59
— Kenneth Roth (@KenRoth) January 20, 2015
Eight killed in this morning's confrontations: 4 citizens, 3 #houthis &2 presidential guards. 31 injured because of stray bullets #yemen
— Nadia Sakkaf (@NadiaSakkaf) January 19, 2015
Remnants of yesterday's fighting in #Sanaa - at one entry point for 3rd battalion #yemen pic.twitter.com/jLiyfEXxyA
— Yara Bayoumy (@yarabayoumy) January 20, 2015