. >> so let's stalk talk more about this, then with mohammed kubati a former advisors to 3 yemeni primeisters. a closer look then at the countries that have a stake in the war with yemen. obviously, the main marry in this saudi arabia leading this arab coalition what's at stake for the saudis and particularly the couple countries. >> the core of the coalition is the dcc. all apart from aman and egypt, which is very much vochltz and the westernflakeinvolved and the westernflake -- around the red sea. the west side of the arab world is a good addition to the whole of the opportunity cun trees. but i think pakistan now has come out. we will talk about pakistan in just a moment. i want to get to the u.s. they have been taking kind of a backseat role in this point supplies of arms and so on. and also besides that the refueling of the aircrafts of the allied forces started two days ago to refuel these aircrafts outside the yemeni air control zone. >> of course pakistan as we mentioned they have passed this resolution in parliament not calling, not supporting sending troops in to yemen but the

. >> i spoke earlier with mohammed kubati, a former adviser to the past three yemeni prime ministers. he said that yemen's former president ali abdullah salesh behind 2. >> it's not the houthies. people need to understand that the man pulling the streaks the backseat driver is the former toppleed briefs dictator mr. saleh. he's behind. he's going to use--he wants the option. as heroes and family or he brings the whole on the head of everybody. >> the fights has left 500 people dead in recent weeks. >>> president obama calls the tentative nuclear agreement with iran an once in a lifetime opportunity. many u.s. lawmakers say that the deal will not stop iran from threatening its neighbors. >> number one this is our best bet by far to make sure iran does not get a nuclear weapon. and number two what we will be doing even as we enter into this deal is sending a very clear message to the iranians and the entire region that if anybody messes with israel, america will be there. >> the president said that he's concerned about how the talks with iran have strained u.s.-israel relations. he said

joining me in the studio is mohammed kubati an advisor to the past three yemeni prime ministers.u agree with what you heard, this coalition that called saudi arabia has put together will create resentment? >> on the contrary people in aden have been asking for this because if you get these rebels houthi and the former dictateor deposed sergeant ali abdula. >> the saudi and arab intervention is welcomed across yemen apart from houthis and those people who have been ruling yemen over 1,000 years, a very small constituency which does not represent 10%. >> i wanted to pin you down on the numbers. the houthis are a minority based in the north of yemen. what support do they have among the yemeni population? >> it's obvious that the yemen was going to be in the new constitution agreed there would be six regions. the houthi only have consistency in the northern highlanders in the north where even the zadis are against them. these people are trying to, to side with the former dictator to bring ball the rule of the former royalists who were at one time were sided by the saudis but find the