Yemeni is the modern term for a person from Yemen or who has Yemeni citizenship. Yemenite is more of a historic or cultural term. Yemenite is most commonly used to refer to Jews from Yemen, e.g. Yemenite Jews, since most Yemenite Jews still practice Judaism with Yemen-style cultural traditions, but refuse any governmental or political affiliation with Yemen.

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A Brownie Girl Scout in Yemen is a Zahrat.

The climate in Yemen is various and depends on the different altitudes of the regions.

There are no distinctive limits between the seasons. Generally there are two main seasons (summer and winter). During summer the climate is hot with high humidity dominating in the coastal area.

In winter the climate in the coastal area is relatively moderate. Occasional rains in the summer are caused by the monsoon coming from the Indian Ocean. These rains decrease the high temperatures in the coastal area during the summer.

The weather in the mountain area is moderate in summer and relatively cold in winter. During winter it becomes especially cold in the night and in the early morning, with pleasant sunny days. The average maximum temperatures are 28°C in winter and 37°C in summer. Precipitation is very low, with an annual average of 130 mm.

Probably the greatest national hero of Jordan is the now deceased King Hussein. King Hussein died from complications of cancer in 1999.

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Yes. Yemen is part of the middle east because where the middle east is located yemen is there . therefore yemen is part of the middle east

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Red, white, black and green are called the pan-Arab colors and have been historically linked to the Arab people and Islamic faith for centuries. The red stripe represents the blood shed during the country's struggle for independence. The white symbolizes hope for the future, and the black stripe represents an end to the country's dark past.

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Yemen's most famous dish is saltah (sometimes spelt "salta").

Sana'a is in western Yemen.

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1-Sana'a - Capital City of Yemen

2-Aden- Yemen's economy capital

3-Ibb- yemen trouism city

4-Mukala-Port

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Saudi Arabia has a king (King Abdullah bin Abdul Azziz Al-Saud)

Japan has an Emperor (Emperor Akihito)

Yemen's last king Muhammad al-Badr was deposed in 1970 and died in 1996. Yemen is currently run by an autocratic, non-monarchical government.

Yemen is the furthest south on the Arabian peninsula.

No. There are no rainforests in the Middle East.

Historically, there were once massive cedar forests in the middle east. These forests were cut down, which lead to mass salinity and eventually desert. It triggered climate change that lead to entire civilizations abandoning perfectly functional cities. However, even these cedar forests were not rainforests as they did not have a sufficient amount of rain.

Yemen is on the southern (and south-western) part of the Arabian Peninsula.

"Biblical times" is the span of 4000 years, in this period a lot of kingdoms arose and fell in that region. A kingdom of Sheba is actually mentioned in the Bible and the Qur'an, and it is assumed to have been located in the Yemen area.

This is a common misconception that countries fall into a ranking of 1st, 2nd and 3rd "worlds". The expression "Third World" is based on European bias. On this basis Yemen would be described as part of the Third World. This does not alter the fact that Yemen (and many countries like it) has a distinguished cultural history of its own.