America's policy in Yemen cannot be predicated on military assistance alone, we must be committed to helping lift Yemenis out of crushing poverty, strengthening respect for the rule of law, and bringing about democratic reforms.
Calls for a comprehensive approach to U.S. policy in Yemen beyond military aid.
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