Security and political analyst Ali Rizk says most Arab countries are expected to side politically with Saudi Arabia against Yemen's Ansarullah movement, reflecting broader regional alignments.
However, he argues that verbal support is unlikely to translate into deeper military involvement, as many states remain wary of becoming entangled in a conflict that has proven costly and difficult to resolve.
The analyst also points to Ansarullah's strong ideological motivation as a key factor behind its resilience and battlefield gains. He says fighters driven by ideology often hold an advantage over forces motivated primarily by financial incentives, helping explain the group's ability to withstand years of confrontation with Saudi-led forces.
The analyst says the trajectory of the conflict remains uncertain. He notes a shift in US President Donald Trump's rhetoric, particularly after attacks on Saudi oil facilities, suggesting Washington could take a more active role if regional instability threatens economic interests.
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