The deputy head of the Information and Culture Department of the Yemeni Islah Party, Adnan al-Audayni, said that the forces that relied on weapons for their emergence, growth, and expansion were not accustomed to trusting the masses, and they do not allow the existence of political diversity in the areas they control and are not qualified to fight terrorism.

In his post on his official Facebook account today, Monday, al-Audayni added that "all those forces can do is use terrorism to justify their repressive policy that does not tolerate freedoms."

He verified that the force that does not believe in diversity will stop at the limits of the use of terrorism, because exceeding this amount in the battle of terrorism is in the interest of society and its rights, indicating that this is not what it would like to just think about.

Al-Audayni continued: "A matter like this will force these forces to confront themselves and clash with the reasons and justifications for their existence."

Al-Audayni stressed that serious involvement in such an important issue requires the presence of state institutions and the restoration of their activity in order to approve and legitimize them.

Al-Audayni made it clear that terrorism is not confronted in the dark or within a black market that gives terrorism more than it takes from it because it is not subject to the authority of the law.

He stressed that the single outcome of this market is to allow the exercise of both roles, namely confronting and using terrorism at the same time and outside the rule of law and society.

He considered that the party that practices violence will not work to undermine its market and will not confront its likes.