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The situation in Yemen is widely considered to be the world's worst ongoing humanitarian crisis. At least 10 million Yemenis are facing famine. Egregious war crimes against civilians continue from all sides in the conflict. Continued aerial bombings have endangered humanitarian relief for 80 percent of Yemenis who live in Houthi-governed territory.

On February 4, the Biden administration announced that the United States would withdraw from military participation in the war in Yemen -- an excellent step forward for building peace. However, U.S. engagement in peacebuilding efforts and humanitarian aid are still needed. We can thank President Biden for his decision and urge him and Congress to continue working for peace in Yemen.

Ask President Biden and Congress to continue working for peace and humanitarian aid in Yemen.

Photo: Yemeni women and children tend to a fire in the UN-serviced IDP camp at Mazrak, north Yemen. 12 November, 2009. Hugh Macleod / IRIN / 201003170824420790

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Members of the House of Representatives

Subject: Ensure Humanitarian Support and Peacebuilding Efforts in Yemen

Message:

As a person of faith, I write to urge you to support legislation that helps to end the war in Yemen. As the six-year civil war in Yemen reaches its darkest point yet, it is imperative that the U.S. use its resources to help expand humanitarian aid and end hostilities.
The situation in Yemen is considered the world's worst humanitarian crisis. At least 10 million Yemenis are facing famine. Egregious war crimes against civilians continue from all sides in the conflict. Continued aerial bombings have endangered humanitarian relief for 80 percent of Yemenis who live in Houthi-governed territory. The Biden administration's decision to end U.S. military involvement is an excellent first step, but continued U.S. commitment to helping end the war and providing aid is necessary.
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President Joe Biden

Subject: Thank you for working for peace in Yemen

Message:

As a person of faith, I want to thank you for your recent decision that the United States will end its military participation in the war in Yemen. The Yemeni people have endured horrific suffering, and now is the time to build peace. I ask you to continue your commitment to humanitarian aid and peacebuilding in Yemen. Even as the U.S. withdraws militarily, the humanitarian crisis remains and the Yemeni people are desperate. U.S. support for peace and continued aid is vital. Thank you.

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