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    Post by Rocky Tue Jun 19, 2018 4:22 pm

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    (Encyclopedia of this Day News | [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] ) - Twilight News / report revealed on Monday about the secret that made the cleric Moqtada al - Sadr is allied with Hadi al- Omari "moving" with the "conquest" to form a political majority, which would form the next government.

    However, the entry of the leader of the Sadrist movement Moqtada al-Sadr, in a new alliance with the coalition, "conquest" led by Hadi al-Amri surprised the political and popular circles inside the country as well as observers abroad.

    On 12 June, Sadr announced the formation of a new alliance between the coalition, "Ssron", which supports him, and the coalition, "the conquest" led by Hadi Amiri.

    According to the results of the elections announced last May, the alliance, "Saron", supported by Sadr, ranked first with 54 seats out of 329, followed by the alliance, "conquest" with 47 seats.

    The announcement of this alliance recently, although apparently suggests that the two men belong to two political lines are far apart, as Sadr portrays himself as a "national man", working to strengthen Iraq's relations with Arab countries, especially the Gulf Arab countries, led by Saudi Arabia, which is enjoyed With the consent of the United States as well.

    On the other hand, the Amiri bloc, a coalition of political factions of the "grassroots" factions, enjoys the clear support of Iran, the regional rival of Saudi Arabia.

    The former judge and member of parliament, the National Alliance Shiite, Wael Abdul Latif, believes that this alliance is the result of Iran's superiority over the United States, according to Arab21.

    "The efforts of (Iranian Revolutionary Guard Commander) Qasim Soleimani and the Iranian will overcame the American will," Abdul Latif said. "Tehran exerted pressure for successive days that led to the alliance of al-Amiri and al-Sadr."

    "I do not exclude the entry of the son of the Iranian leader Ali Khamenei, Mujtaba, on the line of understandings and meetings that took place."

    This comes in reference to an unofficial visit by a son of Khamenei to Iraq last Sunday and a meeting at a Ramadan breakfast with Qassem Soleimani, the leader of the State of Law Coalition, Nuri al-Maliki, as well as Amiri, The Iranian Embassy in Baghdad.

    Observers went to believe at the time that Iran was working to close the ranks of Shiite politicians close to them, headed by Maliki and Ameri in the face of the coalition that is working on the formation of Sadr, before the latter detonated his last surprise in alliance with Amiri.

    The Iraqi academic and researcher in Washington, Haitham al-Hiti, said that the recent results of the elections imposed these alliances, in the absence of any political bloc to win overwhelmingly on the one hand, and the insistence of some political leaders to ditch inside their mother blocks on the other hand.

    "This is an imposition imposed on Muqtada al-Sadr, and the main reason is (Prime Minister) Haider al-Abadi, because he refused to leave the Dawa Party, did not establish a national civic bloc and cross-sectarian sectarian, and establish with Sadr a national project."

    Abadi leads the "Al-Nasr" coalition, which won the second place with 42 seats. It belongs to the Dawa Party, which has been leading successive Iraqi governments since the elections in Iraq in 2006, following the overthrow of the former Iraqi regime by US-led international forces.

    "If al-Sadr does not ally with al-Amiri, who is allied to form the largest bloc in parliament, the Kurds will not ally themselves with him, and for Sunnis, they are not clear in their alliances," he said.

    Although supporters of both parties to the Sadr-Amiri alliance have been in clear opposition for years, they are now justifying the alliance that it is sparing the country a Shia-Shiite war.

    But the Iraqi political observer, Najm al-Qasab, thinks that another goal is not far from the circle of the Shiite house, behind this coalition, is that most of the Shiites are convinced that the need to withdraw the post of prime minister from the party "Dawa".

    "There is an (undeclared) agreement among the Shiite leaders not to assign the post of prime minister to the Dawa party, which took over the post for three consecutive sessions," Qazab told Anatolia.

    "Today, the Dawa party has only 15 parliamentary seats according to the election results," he added.

    Sadr has staged wide-ranging protests over more than two years against rampant corruption in the state.

    He has often blamed the system of "sectarian quotas" in forming Iraqi governments, and the sponsor of two parties that may not be efficient, senior positions in the country.

    During the recent election campaign, Sadr carried the sword of fighting quotas and corruption. 

    He said he would work to form a government of technocrats away from quotas based on the distribution of ministerial portfolios to sects and nationalities.

    When al-Maliki's coalition briefly joined the al-Amiri alliance ahead of the elections, Sadr commented, "I will support the Iraqi people" with this alliance, which he then described as serving sectarian quotas.

    But Sadr put himself in the line of accusations he made yesterday.



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