Painful Scenes from the Saudi Mass Graves in Yemen

Improvisationally, the phones and cameras of activists documented painful images of scenes of those who survived the latest Saudi massacres in Yemen, and on social media platforms those scenes topped the trending, so what meanings did they carry.

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The first image was of a child who survived from among the rest of his family members from the airstrikes that targeted his village in Bani Hushaysh District, north of the capital, Sana’a. Nothing occupied the boy’s mind after being retrieved from among the rubble of the house except revenge against the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who emerged from the clutches of death like a wolf, launching out searching for vengeance against him. He had not yet caught his breath and had not turned to the ambulance teams while they were trying to gather his wounds and stop his bleeding. In his clothes soaked with dust, he screamed searching for “the dog,” and by that he was referring to Bin Salman.

This scene is nothing but a single shot in a series of wide scenes documented during the Bani Hushaysh massacre that occurred on Saturday. The images coming from there did not stop, and the most painful is the man who tries to kiss his one-year-old daughter passionately as if he is trying to breathe life into her again, or the old woman who sat exhausted trying to gather what remains of the limbs of her daughter.

It is, then, a new tragedy that Saudi Arabia has been trying since the beginning of its war on Yemen to impose as a reality with the aim of subjugating the people and shaking their resolve to liberate themselves from it, but every time it commits a massacre it approaches closer to its own demise, for every crime it commits strengthens in it the Yemenis’ confidence in their leadership and their rallying around all the forces yearning for liberation from the Saudi guardianship and criminality that has reached a level that transcends all values, norms, and morals.