The war of the Houthi militias on Al-Dhalea in particular and in all areas has catastrophic effects, not the known effects of killing, blood, destruction, displacement and displacement that it bears on civilians, but the physical and moral effects, and what is harsh on the hearts of mothers.

 This mother, Zahraa Saleh Ahmed, from the people of the town of Al-Mashareeh, Hajar Al-Dhalea, suffered a psychological shock that made her lose movement and speech and became like a mummified corpse after she lost her martyred son returning and saw her wounded son, Faisal, confined to bed after he was paralyzed and ended with the loss of her nephew, her daughter’s future husband, the martyr leader  Marwan Al-Ashwi, commander of the Masharieh Front, and her fear for the rest of her children who are at the barricades, not to mention the list of martyrs from her family and neighbours, amid what the town suffers from the continuous bombing of citizens' homes and the continuous fall of victims.

  These events came together to shock the heart and feelings of this poor mother with full force, and left her in this state between life and death, only moving from her eyes, which, as soon as she moved, drowned in tears as she was, she was unable to resist these events, so she collapsed and succumbed to this painful fate.

  Today in the capital, Aden, I met her children by chance while they were carrying her on the stairs of a hotel, waiting for the time of the trip to travel to treat her abroad, after they had toured all the hospitals of the capital, Aden and Al-Dhale’, and hopefully she would recover and forget her movement, voice, and the blessings of her prayers.

  I asked them, "How are the treatment expenses?"  It was a wrong question that I really built my conscience on, but I was forced to reveal it because I know the reality of their difficult living situation and I do not accept them to pay the expenses of treatment and travel.  We turned from here and there, and your Lord gave us the exits. The view of our security in this situation is more severe and harsh for us than any other matter, and everything in order to save it is easy.”

  This is one story of a grieving mother, who was not hit by a shrapnel or sniper bullet pierced her body, but it is a hurricane of pain, sadness, oppression, heartburn and loss that her tender heart and skinny body could not overcome.  And torn hearts inhabited by thunderbolts of pain, sadness and heartbreak... amid indifference to their suffering on the part of everyone.