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He was imprisoned and tortured by the Houthis. He’s counselling diplomacy, not war

National Post · October 18, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.

The Houthis are back on the front page after a week of strikes on Saudi airports, including the main terminal in Riyadh, and the question everyone is asking is how to contain them.

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He was imprisoned and tortured by the Houthis. He’s counselling diplomacy, not war

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