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Solenn Al-Majali

Solenn Al-Majali is a Non-Resident Fellow at the Sana’a Center for Strategic Studies where she focuses on Yemeni refugees. She is a French-Jordanian Ph.D. candidate in Social Anthropology, at Aix-Marseille University in France. She is also an assistant research engineer at CNRS for ITHACA (Interconnecting Histories and Archives for Migrant Agency: Entangled Narratives Across Europe and the Mediterranean Region) program at the French Institute of the Near East (Ifpo) in Jordan. Based in Amman, her research focuses mainly on Jordan’s exclusion policies regarding Yemeni refugees and their social effects on their daily life. She is also interested more broadly in the Yemeni diasporas in the history of Yemen.

Solenn Al Majali holds an interdisciplinary MA in Arabic Studies from the University of Aix-Marseille (France) and a B.A in Philosophy from Paris Sorbonne University.

Solenn's latest contributions

Extreme Weather Puts Lives at Risk, Worsens Cholera Crisis

October 16, 2024
Between July and September 2024, heavy rains and severe flooding caused widespread devastation across Yemen’s governorates. More than half a million Yemenis were affected, according to the UN, with significant loss of life, disrupted public services, and severe damage to agriculture, homes, and historic landmarks. Yemen’s vulnerability lies in the … Read more

The Yemen Review Quarterly: July-September 2024

October 16, 2024
On July 19, a Houthi drone reached Tel Aviv, killing one person and wounding ten, the first time the Houthi group (Ansar Allah) has inflicted casualties in an attack against Israel. Israel responded the next day with airstrikes on the port of Hudaydah, destroying infrastructure and fuel stores and killing six workers. Dozens of others were … Read more

A Precarious Refuge: Yemeni Asylum-Seekers in Jordan

February 14, 2022
The humanitarian consequences of the war in Yemen are  devastating, and reach far beyond the country’s borders. Ever since Saudi Arabia launched its military campaign against the Houthi movement in northern Yemen in March 2015, nearly 4 million people have been internally displaced.[1] An additional 600,000 Yemenis have fled abroad, primarily to … Read more