(continuing from the post below)

While even if the rebels in Yemen are seeking to take control of the country there is nothing to support the believe that the resulted dictatorship will be worse than that in Saudi Arabia or other gulf states, that still does not justify for the rebels taking away the rights of those living with them in the same country if their intention is to build such a dictatorship.

If , on the other hand, their intention is to secure their own voting rights and a basic set of protected rights that also apply to everybody else then they should try to better explain their position to the world and demand guarantee and protection for such rights from the big democratic countries in the world and declare readiness to give away cities they took over if those countries are ready to provide such guarantee and answer related fears. Although ,in addition to failing in showing them attacking or encroaching on other countries, the Saudi government also failed to show any level of criminality and committing of atrocities in them like those which happened in Iraq or Syria, the rebels in Yemen should moreover deny the Saudi government the opportunity to equate them with the like of those in Iraq who already got those rights but resort or condone violent resistance because of  refusal or reluctance to  accept the empowerment to the ruling of the majority in a democratic system, if it is not the case.

I guess all sides claim seeking just cause.Yet, there is still fighting going on. This and other democratic countries, for their part, can declare the intention to build a democratic just system of equal voting rights with protection for basic rights like those provided by the constitution of this country to everybody there then see who would refuse to comply with that despite providing the required guarantee and protection.