The deputy head of the Information and Culture Department of the Yemeni Islah Party, Mr. Adnan al-Audaini, expressed his surprise at those who rely on Houthi's propaganda speech by making it a source of information by websites classified as part of the alliance that rejects the coup and is fighting a war against it, describing that by "a speech of hopes."

In his publication on Facebook, al-Audaini considered that those who talk about news related to "the rapprochement between the Yemeni Islah Party and Houthi group" are the fake talk known by our modern history."

He added by saying, "It is not because it does not reflect the truth and it clashes flagrantly with reality, but also because it emanates from a childlike mind that works outside the rules of the sound mind and ignores the conditions of alliances and agreements of this dangerous type that cannot become a news item, but it is done secretly, especially as the battle still exists."

Al-Audaini addressed those who promote the news by saying: "Your speech proves only that the Islah is hard to penetrate by Houthi, so your speech resorts to the talk of hopes. And if they could reach the Islah Party, they would never talk about it."

Al-Odaini explained that "Houthi is not fit to be a source of information and the position of the Islah Party does not need clarification," noting that what we all need is to compete in fighting Houthi and the legacy of tyranny and imamate priesthood, rather than seeking to discredit a party that makes noteworthy efforts to do so.

He added: "The distortion of the Islah Party is not an achievement at all, and does not raise the balance as much as it serves the Houthi the enemy of the nation."

Al-Audaini pointed out that the Imamate is the root of Yemen's crises and that it has known the Yemenis and the means of confronting them and has a cumulative legacy of dismantling all the opposing fronts because it only wins if the national cohesion is weakened and when the Yemenis lose their united front. He said: "If the Imamate is a danger that shoots us, the disentanglement of the national front is a danger that makes us lose the ability to face the fire of the Imamate."

The deputy head of the Islah's media affirmed that the Houthi seeks to dismantle the legitimacy front in order to ensure his superiority and continuation of control, considering it is not understood, expressing his surprise at the reiterating his propaganda by the media belonging to the legitimacy or belonging to the front, which generally resist Houthi. He said that this is not understood, "How do you complete the task initiated by your opponent, which aims at the cohesion of your front, and it is noticeable that it is done in a way that suggests coordination and integration of roles."

"There is nothing heavier than to find yourself forced to comment on websites that could be anything other than newspapers to publish news," he said.

He added: "I do not think that a novice journalist makes the likes of Muhammad al-Bukhaiti a source of information that he publishes. But what is strange is that these websites are classified as part of the alliance that is fighting the Houthi, and do not hesitate to rely on what they publish of the same enemy's speech, which they have waged a war against him. This is surprising and makes you ask them, how do you fight Houthi and at the same time rely on his propaganda speech? That is the question that has no answer.