Nine Years Since the Great Hall Massacre: A Memory of Pain and Resilience in the Face of U.S.-Saudi Crimes

Nine Years Since the Great Hall Massacre: A Memory of Pain and Resilience in the Face of U.S.-Saudi Crimes

Nine years have passed since the Great Hall massacre in Sana’a — and ten since the Sanban wedding massacre — yet the Yemeni collective memory continues to bleed from those open wounds. The hearts of the bereaved still carry the echoes of that dark day when American-made missiles thundered above the heads of innocent civilians. These two atrocities were not mere incidents in the chronicle of aggression; they were blood-stained milestones of a bru…