Yemen is on the brink of famine, with over 20 million people facing high levels of food insecurity. Over 2.2 million children under five suffer from acute malnutrition. 
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Her name was Hajar and she was four months old. She starved to death right before her father's eyes! 
Don't Forget Yemen 
UN aid is not scarce, it's selective! 
Yemen is starving 
Saada Governorate: Saudi artillery shelling on the border district of Munabbih. 
Happening Now >> The capital, Sana'a: A million-man rally in solidarity with the Palestinian people 
جمعة مباركة! 
Children in Yemen and Gaza are STARVING by design. 
Why is no one talking about Epstein's religion? If a non-Muslim commits a crime, they say he is a bad person, but if a Muslim commits a lesser crime, they say it's because of Islam. See how the narrative is built to make people hate Islam? 
Today in Hadhramaut, a young man was found unconscious on the roadside after collapsing from extreme hunger. This is another heartbreaking reminder of the silent suffering spreading across Yemen! 
This is the cry of hunger.
If this doesn't move you, nothing will! 
🔔 Gaza, Yemen, and Sudan are starving! 
Tonight, like every night, millions of Yemenis went to bed hungry. The world needs to see their suffering
Al Hudaydah Governorate: A few days ago, Mr. Yusuf Jubara, the deputy principal of Al-Wahda School, died of a sudden heart attack while teaching his students.
The difficult living conditions in Yemen are a major factor, and like many teachers in the country, Mr. Jubara hadn't been receiving a salary 
Hadhramaut Governorate: Families of the detainees and the forcibly disappeared organized a protest stand to demand the disclosure of the fate of their relatives in the UAE-run secret prisons in the city of Mukalla. 
Taiz Governorate: Two children injured by a Saudi-led coalition shell while herding sheep in Hayfan District
The Throne of Queen Bilqis: Ma'rib Governorate 
Two tragedies. One world. Don't look away! 
In Yemen, where hardship is widespread, a young man found a bag with $15,000 and 17,000 Saudi Riyals.
Despite facing deep hardship himself, he immediately took to social media to find the owner, and when he did, he returned the full amount, choosing honesty over need 