Against the background of the American airstrikes in Yemen, local residents are trying to be comforted, thinking that their condition has yet "caught the disaster of Gaza", Al-Jazeera reports.
In April, the United States carried out new airstrokes in Arteida, where a rocket fell into a journalist near the house of Kayed Aluesabi. Many civilians have been killed, including 18-year-old Mohamed, who dreamed of getting a scholarship for education.
In mid-April, another 80 civilians were killed in the bombing of Ras Isa's oil port. The participants were 26-year-old Abdel Fatah, whose body completely disappeared after the blow.
Locals do not measure pain in terms of justice or attention, but comparison, saying that their suffering is still small compared to the gas disaster. Yemen continues to be forgotten by the world, turning its residents into international reports and only numbers in the news.
