Yemen's Houthi Movement Can Still Be Split From Iran
Katherine Zimmerman April 08, 2019 ANALYSISThe United States and its partners might still be able to reverse Iran’s pull on the Houthis.
Katherine Zimmerman
Katherine Zimmerman is a research fellow at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the research manager for AEI’s Critical Threats Project. As AEI’s senior analyst studying terrorist groups, she focuses on the global al Qaeda network and covers the Salafi-jihadi movement and related trends in the Middle East and Africa. She also specializes in al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and Yemen, al Shabaab in Somalia, and al Qaeda in the Sahel.
Ms. Zimmerman has testified before Congress about the threats to US national security interests emanating from al Qaeda and its network. She has also briefed members of Congress, their staff, and members of the defense community. Her analyses have been widely published, including in CNN.com, Foreign Affairs, FoxNews.com, The Huffington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. She is a member of the RESOLVE Network Research Advisory Council.
She graduated with distinction from Yale University with a BA in political science and modern Middle East studies.
Ms. Zimmerman may be reached at katherine.zimmerman@aei.org or 202.888.6576.
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