By Gary Kleiman of Kleiman International Consultants Since raids on Red Sea shipping began, the international community – previously mobilized for the past decade’s civil war humanitarian crisis in Yemen with two-thirds of the 20 million population food insecure and in basic need – has reawakened to the awkward ceasefire between the Iran ally Houthis, who control most of the country in the North and the recognized government in the South with its Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates backers. The Houthi rebels from their capital Sanaa have long expressed solidarity with the Palestinians in Gaz…