The Houthis invited students expelled due to protests in the United States to continue their studies in Yemen

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The Houthis invited students expelled due to protests in the United States to continue their studies in Yemen

Houthi rebels from the Ansar Allah movement have offered students expelled from American universities for participating in pro-Palestinian protests to continue their studies at universities in Yemen.

According to the Reuters news agency, one of the representatives of the leadership of the Yemeni rebel movement stressed that the Houthis are serious about accepting students persecuted in the United States for supporting Palestine.



According to previously released official data, American police detained 2200 participants in pro-Palestinian protests in the United States, a significant portion of whom were students. In particular, American security forces dispersed a tent camp at the University of California at Los Angeles, using rubber bullets and tear gas.

American students tried to protect themselves from the police with umbrellas and homemade shields. According to the American press, the police used extreme brutality when dispersing pro-Palestinian rallies.

In turn, US President Joe Biden emphasized that student protests will not change Washington's policy in the Middle East. In addition, the US authorities passed a law against pro-Palestinian protests at American universities, according to which a ban on criticism of Israel for the genocide of the inhabitants of Gaza was introduced.

Meanwhile, in Yemen there are about forty higher education institutions, seven of which occupy top positions in international rankings.
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  1. +8
    3 May 2024 16: 17
    “There are about forty higher education institutions in Yemen, seven of which occupy the highest positions in international rankings"-


    - Here you go "guys in slippers" ...
    1. +2
      3 May 2024 21: 03
      The only ones who really make you happy! Everyone laughed at them, but they stand for normal things. In different ways, but the main thing is that they fight for justice.
    2. -1
      4 May 2024 10: 43
      Only this is the author’s fantasy, and a very funny one at that.
  2. +5
    3 May 2024 16: 18
    The Yemeni authorities are handsome! They monitor the situation and make, albeit declarative, but correct decisions!!!
  3. +2
    3 May 2024 16: 23
    Just as the Jews bent the US Senate and Congress, it is now a crime to even look askance in their direction! Unless it’s to fire rockets at Holocaust-genocide perpetrators!
  4. +1
    3 May 2024 16: 32
    Yes, they will be received with a bang in some Arab countries. Except for Jordan and Saudi Arabia, for example. Yesterday they wrote about the fact that WADA introduced a ban on the participation of Tunisian athletes in international competitions for violations of anti-doping legislation. And yesterday they reported how the Saudis persecuted supporters of Palestine.
  5. 0
    3 May 2024 17: 05
    We could accept it too.
  6. +4
    3 May 2024 17: 12
    seven of which occupy top positions in international rankings.

    The author makes a strong statement. I would like to see these top lines. Or at least find out the names of these universities.
    1. +5
      3 May 2024 17: 35
      Indeed, the author said something crazy. The first university in Yemen is the University of Sana'a, which, however, ranks 4181 in the world rankings.

      https://www.adscientificindex.com/university-ranking/
      https://www.adscientificindex.com/university-ranking/?country_code=ye
    2. -1
      4 May 2024 10: 44
      +1
      I wrote something crazy and ok
      1. +1
        4 May 2024 10: 51
        I had no intention of offending anyone. I understand that poetic freedom slips away in the heat of writing. However, this is normal, only those who do something make mistakes. He who never does anything certainly never makes mistakes. Congratulations. hi
  7. +1
    3 May 2024 17: 43
    I fully support this Houthi proposal.
    good laughing
    1. 0
      3 May 2024 17: 47
      Quote: voyaka uh
      I fully support this Houthi proposal.
      good laughing

      I think the US completely agrees with you
      1. +2
        3 May 2024 18: 09
        Quote: BlackMokona
        Quote: voyaka uh
        I fully support this Houthi proposal.
        good laughing

        I think the US completely agrees with you

        I, of course, do not express the official position of the US government, but yes.
    2. 0
      6 May 2024 21: 49
      And in the USA they offered those students who opposed the Palestinians and held the US and Israeli flags some beer (someone announced crowdfunding).
      Then something went wrong and the students collected more than $500 for the party...
      Poor kids, a lot of beer... how to pass exams...

      https://youtu.be/aAI4VlnXhO0?t=237
  8. -2
    3 May 2024 17: 56
    “The United States passed a law against pro-Palestinian protests in American universities, according to which a ban on criticism of Israel for the genocide of Gaza residents was introduced” - everything you need to know about freedom of speech and democracy! “And these people forbade us to pick our noses” - an excerpt from a famous joke.
  9. -1
    3 May 2024 18: 07
    Well, let's say they get a Yemeni diploma, but what next? With such a diploma and a note on the application about being expelled for participating in mass riots, they won't be hired for a professional or managerial position, let alone even a cashier's position at a supermarket.
    1. -1
      3 May 2024 18: 28
      Quote: Nagan
      Well, let’s say they get a Yemeni diploma, what next? With such a diploma and an entry in the application form about expulsion for participation in mass riots, let alone a professional or managerial position, they will not even hire you to work at the checkout counter in a supermarket.

      And how cool it is to study in a radically Islamic country that was destroyed to the ground during a long civil war, which has not officially ended and which is waging war against almost the entire planet. Shooting civilian ships and at times even ending up in Russian, Chinese and Iranian ones. I am also sure that the diploma of the Houthis, who are not recognized by anyone in the world, will be nothing more than toilet paper.
    2. +1
      3 May 2024 21: 03
      Half of them are LGBT. They won't live to see their Yemeni diploma! laughing
  10. -2
    3 May 2024 18: 57
    Studying in Yemen is a better option for US students.
    In USA, the tuition fees are very high for higher studies, only rich people can afford that.

    In US, the elite Anglo-American deep-state wants to brainwash the students with:
    Delusion, Paranoia and Phobia's such as:
    (a) Russophobia.
    (b) Sinophobia.
    (c) Islamophobia.


    In 2024, an elite Anglo-American baron can't digest the progress made by Russia, China and the global south including Asia, Africa and Latin America.

    The US elites also want to propagate immorality, inequality and injustices such as

    (d)Apartheid.
    (e) Cancel culture.
    (f) Feminism propaganda.
    (g) Satan worship.
    (h) Drug abuse.
    (i) LGBTQ+ propaganda. etc
    1. +1
      3 May 2024 19: 49
      Quote: sodium20
      In USA, the tuition fees are very high for higher studies, only rich people can afford that.

      Your statement is blatant lie.
      My daughter recently graduated from a prestigious private institute with BS in Engineering, and I am by no means rich. Not even upper middle class.
      1. 0
        4 May 2024 17: 46
        Usually, I don't bluff or lie.

        (1) https://pro.morningconsult.com/trend-setters/college-affordability-student-loans-survey-data
        (2) https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2017/04/08/stud-a08.html
        (3) https://universitybusiness.com/most-students-cant-afford-cost-of-4-year-or-2-year-colleges/
        (4) https://www.norc.org/research/library/survey--americans-see-cost-as-the-biggest-barrier-to-higher-educ.html
        (5) https://njbia.org/survey-finds-students-struggling-to-afford-college/
        (6) https://hechingerreport.org/study-half-community-college-students-struggle-afford-food-housing/

        Student debt relief package (1) ---- $9 billion


        https://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/biden-harris-administration-announces-additional-9-billion-student-debt-relief

        Student debt relief package (2) ---- $4.9 billion


        https://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/biden-harris-administration-announces-additional-49-billion-approved-student-debt-relief

        Student debt relief package (3) ---- $1.2 billion

        https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2024/02/21/biden-save-student-loan-forgiveness/

        Student debt relief package (4) ---- $6 billion

        https://www.cbsnews.com/news/student-loan-forgiveness-6-billion-public-service-loan-forgiveness

        Student debt relief package (5) ---- $7.4 billion


        https://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/biden-harris-administration-announces-additional-74-billion-approved-student-debt-relief-277000-borrowers
        1. 0
          4 May 2024 18: 12
          You only read about America. I live there.
          1. 0
            5 May 2024 07: 25
            My relatives and friends are living in USA, mostly in Texas. I have lots of 'good' friends in USA. I know the pulse of US education system. I have an honorary doctrate from a US institution.My friends and relatives in US are struggling to send their children to universities for higher studies. I always write things that are based on facts and logic.

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