Yemen's humanitarian crisis has reached devastating levels, with reports indicating that at least 85,000 children have died as a result of the ongoing conflict. The crisis, described by local sources as a deliberate tool for control by the Houthis, affects far more people than the conflict in Gaza, yet receives far less international attention. Since the Houthis took control of large parts of Yemen in 2014, the country has been embroiled in a war involving a coalition led by Saudi Arabia. Despite a ceasefire in 2022, renewed fighting has intensified the suffering, leaving millions under siege and facing severe hunger.