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Welcome to the dig, a podcast from Jacobin magazine. My name is Daniel Denver and

I'm broadcasting from Providence, Rhode Island.

Huthie attacks on ships traversing the Red Sea

have prompted many people all over the world to ask,

who are the Huthies?

Why are they taking these actions in solidarity with Gaza against the Israeli genocide

even as it elicits U.S. military reprisals?

What, generally speaking, is going on in Yemen?

Today, we provide a dig-length answer to those questions and more.

My guest is the very long-time Yemen scholar Helen Lackner. We discuss the Hutis, their ideology, history, and politics,

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