Photo: Yemeni Jewish Families (YemenOnline)

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Yemeni Jews families began to leave Yemen to Israel due to the Houthis rebels threats  by killing them after  expelling  from their houses in villages in Saada in northern in Yemen. http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2015/02/19/yemens-last-jews-contemplate-final-departure-following-houthi-takeover/

The Yemeni journalist and political activist Jamal Al-Awadhi said that Houthi rebels are the new Nazis in the Arabian Peninsula and represent a major threat to the rest of the sects and religious minorities, not only in Yemen but in the entire region.  

Houthis  rebels used of excessive force and violence against Yemeni Jews who are considered as a part of Yemeni society and lived in Yemen for thousands of years, and now the Jews  leave their country because of their religion and slogans of Houthis that carry the meanings of death and hatred against Jews, Al-Awadhi said.

 Huthis is shouting their slogan every day and they write it on their arms and on the walls and cars  in all Yemeni areas they control.  Al-Awadhi Added.

Jamal Al-Awadhi also is a secretary general of the national center for human rights and democratic development NCHRDD in Yemen. He suffered almost daily harassment by Houthi militia that threatened  him by death and  kidnapping because of his articles and activities which criticized them and his calls for the withdrawal of  rebels armed militias from the Yemeni capital Sanaa and other areas they controlled  after the their coup on the Yemeni president and the legitimate authority in Yemen in September 2014.
In November 2014 Awadi organized a conference in Brussels  for national reconciliation in collaboration with the International Network for Rights and Development GNRD in Belgium . The activity aimed to stop chaos in Yemen , where high political leaders participated in the signing of the Brussels Declaration of national reconciliation which the first article included  to the declaration was the call  to stop and condemn  the violence and abuses, but the Houthis refused to sign the declaration on  reconciliation . The rebels believed  that the declaration represented as a threatened  to their armed expansion in Yemen and exposes their practices and  abuses against journalists and activists opposed to them.