Moments of great joy leaving prisons and returning to life. Many of them spent more than eight years in captivity. These prisoners are of different age levels – young men, the elderly – and even women. War does not differentiate between one person and another… military personnel, Civilians, journalists, and security personnel.
For the first time in years, they will spend Eid al-Fitr with their families and loved ones. Some of them meet their son or daughter for the first time.
The feeling of freedom and liberation from shackles, walls, and restrictions is a feeling whose value is known only to those who fell into such conditions.
They are happy. Thirty million Yemenis are also happy with their exit. They are happy for their joy, and they are happy because they represent a glimmer of hope for the situation to ease and for the end of this absurd war once and for all.
Many Yemenis had reached a state of despair over the improvement of conditions and the return to security and peace. But as soon as this deal of prisoners entered into force, the Yemenis breathed a sigh of relief and a new hope began to form in Yemeni life.
The Iranian-Saudi agreement to resume diplomatic relations was based on resolving the Yemeni crisis and stopping the war as the real test of the success of this agreement. All this stirred the stagnant waters, and everyone began to feel that something on the horizon would restore to happy Yemen the happiness it had lost a decade ago.
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