The Iranian-backed Houthi religious militia has used the same methods and tactics as the Al Qaeda terrorist organization from its beginning. Whether it's about religious beliefs and slogans, alleged enemies, or strategies to recruit fans and raise donations, it's all about it. Al-Qaeda dubbed itself "Ansar al-Sharia," whereas the Houthis named themselves "Ansar Allah" directly. While al-Qa'idah, which also has Tehran's support, is attempting to construct a " caliphate," al-Houthi is attempting to impose a "jurisdictional system." They jointly target governmental institutions under the banner of battling America and Israel, with the goal of obliterating the rule of law and alternative options. Al-Qaeda began its terrorist activities in Yemen by assaulting army barracks and security checkpoints and killing troops. These are the identical actions that the Houthis began before seizing the camps, looting the weaponry within, and using them to murder Yemenis. Al-Qaeda, for example, uses fundamentalist religious ideas to recruit militants and persuade them to carry out terrorist attacks. Al-Houthi is attempting to enforce their principles, arm regular people in their fight against the Yemeni government, and atone for all those who disagree with them. For their terrorist and intelligence activities, the parties also rely on the recruitment of youngsters and women. The Houthi militia stormed the Central Bank of Yemen in Sana'a and its branches in numerous governorates, seizing state finances, as Al Qaeda's means of collecting money. It also robbed and looted private banks. The two terrorist organizations were also interested in kidnapping Westerners in order to receive money in hard currency in exchange for their release. Al-Houthi kidnappings have now spread to include people of Arab countries, notably Saudi Arabia. The Houthi militia has outstripped Al-techniques Qaida's of killing Yemenis, including women and children, in its dealings with the population. Mines are still being planted, and cities are being shelled with rockets and artillery. Aside from that, citizens and soldiers are being executed on the ground and their bodies are being mutilated. Al-Qaeda utilizes suicide bombs to attack international interests in Yemen, and al-Houthi uses the same tactics. He targets international navigation with Iranian missiles, boats, and marine mines. Furthermore, as it continues to govern areas of the country, the threat grows.