About the Director
Gerald Feierstein
Amb. (ret.) Feierstein retired from the U.S. Foreign Service in May 2016 after a 41-year career with the personal rank of Career Minister. He was appointed U.S. Ambassador to Yemen in 2010. From 2013 until hs retirement, Amb. Feierstein was Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs.
Advisory Council
Mohammed Abulahoum
Dr. Ebtesam Al-Ketbi
Amatalalim Alsoswa
Barbara Bodine
Michael Corbin
Greta Holtz
Robert Jordan
Ellen Laipson
Hunaina Sultan Al Mughairy
Lawrence R. Silverman
Joseph W. Westphal
Susan L. Ziadeh
Ibrahim Al-Assil
Senior Fellow
Nadwa Al-Dawsari
Non-Resident Scholar
Sultan Sooud Al-Qassemi
Non-Resident Scholar
Samir Al-Taqi
Non-Resident Scholar
Fatima Abo Alasrar
Non-Resident Scholar
Abdullah F. Alrebh
Non-Resident scholar
Anne-Linda Amira Augustin
Non-Resident Scholar
Graeme Bannerman
Non-Resident Scholar
Roby C. Barrett
Non-Resident Scholar
Gerald M. Feierstein
Distinguished Sr. Fellow on U.S. Diplomacy; Director, Arabian Peninsula Affairs
Dakshinie Ruwanthika Gunaratne
Non-Resident Scholar
Yoel Guzansky
Non-Resident Scholar
Ibrahim Jalal
Non-Resident Scholar
Oliver B. John
Non-Resident Scholar
Allen L. Keiswetter
Non-Resident Scholar
Thomas W. Lippman
Non-Resident Scholar
Charles Schmitz
Non-Resident Scholar
The Houthi partnership model: Is there a strategy behind the tactics?
Jun 06, 2023With the international community viewing the latest “de-escalation roadmap” as paving the way for yet another transitional power-sharing agreement in an effort to “end” Yemen’s protracted conflict, it is useful to review how the Houthis have navigated past partnerships to understand how things may play out in the future.
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