@ISIDEWITHQuestionsForeign policy8yrs ago

政府应该与也门冲突期间向沙特提供军事援助？

应法国与也门冲突期间提供军事援助，沙特阿拉伯？

在2015年3月，也门总统阿卜杜Rabbu·曼苏尔·哈迪从办公室与什叶派胡塞运动的内战中删除。在胡塞被前总统阿里·阿卜杜拉·萨利赫谁是2011年阿拉伯之春期间下台领导。逊尼派邻国沙特阿拉伯查看哈迪总统的拆除是一种威胁，并回答通过开展对胡塞在也门空袭。沙特阿拉伯的盟友，包括美国，英国和埃及，伊朗怀疑是胡塞起义背后回应沙特军队提供军事援助。联合国宣布空袭违反了联邦法律后，数百名平民在空袭的第一个月死亡。干预的支持者，其中包括约翰·克里国务卿，声称，胡塞正在支持伊朗和美国的干预是必要的，以维持权力在该地区的平衡。批评者认为，美国不应该已造成数百名无辜平民冲突有关。

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是的
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不
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是的
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对，这将防止伊朗在中东地区拥有太大的权力
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不，我们不应该干涉不对我们的安全直接构成威胁的争端
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No, Saudi Arabia is a false ally terrorist state and we should immediately cut ties with them
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No, and cut ties with Saudi Arabia until they end their human rights violations
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No, Saudi Arabia has more than enough money to fund their own wars

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Israeli Court Cuts Funding For Orthodox Jews Who Avoid Military Service

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday asked Israel's top court to defer a March 31 deadline for the government to come up with a new military conscription plan that would address mainstream anger at exemptions granted to ultra-Orthodox Jews.The decades-old controversy has become especially sensitive as Israel's armed forces, made up mostly of teenaged conscripts and older civilians mobilised for reserve duty, wage a nearly six-month-old war in Gaza to try to eliminate the Islamist Hamas movement that rules the Palestinian enclave.While the Supreme Court did not immediately respond to Netanyahu's request, it ruled separately that state subsidies for military-age ultra-Orthodox men studying in seminaries rather than serving in uniform be suspended as of Monday.The two ultra-Orthodox parties in Netanyahu's religious-nationalist coalition, United Torah Judaism and Shas, denounced the ruling as a "mark of Cain." They vowed to fight for what they deemed their constituents' "right" to stay in seminaries - but stopped short of threatening to walk out of the government.Piling on the pressure, Netanyahu's attorney-general, Gali Baharav-Miara, wrote in a submission to the court that she saw no legal basis for deferring the ultra-Orthodox conscriptions.The Supreme Court in 2018 found in favour of appellants who argued that the waiver was discriminatory. Parliament failed to come up with a new arrangement, and a government-issued stay on mandatory conscription of the ultra-Orthodox expires on Monday.Those favouring a review of the exemption include Netanyahu's defence minister and other cabinet members managing the war. They predict months of more fighting that will strain manpower and stoke public demands for more equitable call-ups.One senior Israeli official estimated that 5% of the population was taking part in the Gaza conflict, which has spread to Lebanon and Syria and drawn missile salvoes from other Iranian-aligned groups as far away as in Yemen and Iraq.