The famous quote "Revolution will not be televised" is so true even until now. Do you notice that you are only being told by your local media that Yemenis are bunch of people being butchered by Saudi airstrikes, but your media also rarely talks about Yemenis armed resistance?
Why do you think few people outside Yemen and Yemeni circles hardly discuss about the armed struggle against Saudi-backed tyrants led by Hadi and Islah, as well as fighting off US-backed Saudi-led invaders? As compare to militants in Iraq and Syria who has huge Western support?
It's because what's happening right now is still part of Yemeni Revolution. It's not the earlier phase you're look at, but the radical phase from 21 September 2014 onwards who are fulfilling what the moderate Yemeni factions have failed to overthrow the tyrants in 2011.
Is the House of Saud invading Yemen due to Iran? No.
It's not Iran who Al Saud fear the most, but Yemeni Revolution. The revolution has been anti-Saud by nature since 2011 before Hadi/Islah hijacking. When Houthis restored the legacy, this is what scares Saudi tyrants the most.
It's not Iran who Al Saud fear the most, but Yemeni Revolution. The revolution has been anti-Saud by nature since 2011 before Hadi/Islah hijacking. When Houthis restored the legacy, this is what scares Saudi tyrants the most.
The Yemenis and House of Saud circles know one thing in common. As Hakim al-Masmari wrote: if Yemenis succeeded in abolishing Saleh and Hadi/Islah tyranny in Yemen backed by Saudis for decades, they can influence oppressed Saudi people to revolt against the king in future. 
This is why Al Saud are intervening directly in 2015. Hadi regime is going to be last Saudi-backed puppet in Yemen and Riyadh couldn't tolerate any movement using Yemen as a launchpad for independence from Wahhabi hegemony. Iran and Hezbollah is just Saudi excuse to invade Yemen.
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