Hard solutions

oppositions in some revolutionary Arab countries managed to bring down the government while others are still battling. Regimes using force against their own people, even if they reformed, changed course and adopted satisfactory plans, have reached the critical point as killing is the breaking point for people to confrontation regardless of the consequences. Triumph is no doubts on the side of the people.
Syrian opposition, enjoying wide support from the West, is holding gathering in Turkey with removal of the regime, a radical change and a democratic regime being on the top of its agenda. A choice felt possible to be achieved by the Syrian. So far, Major countries do not adopt the choice of regime change but rather rapid and balanced reforms demanded by the people.
In Yemen, complications began to emerge in the form of war between the regime and the tribes with the choice to solve the crises based on the GCC initiative as a reconciliation approach. This initiative has begun to lose momentum, so much that the opposition has considered it obsolete. The consequences will be disastrous in such poor country that began to exhaust its resources and reserves. On the other hand, this environment is suitable for the foreign intervention to exploit the situation and fuel war on behalf of others. The armed people have taken a wise decision not to fire a single shot throughout the days of protests in a high awareness. This scenario could happen in critical tribal and sectarian conflicts where people resort to arms in the case of revenge.
If the West is worried about Al-Qaeda presence within Yemen others are worried about disintegration of Yemen if the situation deteriorated beyond repairable point.
It is true that some tribal leaders enjoy influential role among people, but the president's supporters, on the other hand, are many, while the weakest link being the army which cannot control and safeguard the situation should a split occurs in its ranks.
There is no alternative for the regime as every party is holding up to its position. While the crises are escalating as there is also no acceptable local or foreign mediator. Assassinations, particularly among the leadership, are likely to take place between the factions as everyone beliefs that the other party must go.
There are difficult days ahead as either choice is not a viable solution while many think civil war is the likely alternative. A civil war with different consequences from previous disputes and wars, because the internal situation has incentives to drift through the provision methods of social fabric that may cast negatively when inciting is taken into consideration.
Opposition in Libya, backed by NATO, is closer to settle the equation to their advantage, however, there are many obstacles before creating harmony among people capable of establishing of a democratic system as the tribal structure, although not been through a war in the past, but the geographical distribution of the oil-rich and poor areas could result in what may undermine national unity. These concerns were raised by members of NATO, warning of the disintegration of Libya to several regions, or "canton"