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    The division of the Shiite blocs has placed them in an impasse that does not have a break from it, a

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    The division of the Shiite blocs has placed them in an impasse that does not have a break from it, a Empty The division of the Shiite blocs has placed them in an impasse that does not have a break from it, a

    Post by Rocky Sat 14 Mar 2020, 2:12 pm

    The division of the Shiite blocs has placed them in an impasse that does not have a break from it, and the Committee of Seven is looking for a solution



     MARCH 14TH, 2020
    [size=18]ABOUT THE DIVISION OF THE SHIITE BLOCS PUT HIM IN A DILEMMA THAT DOES NOT HAVE ANY RELIEF, AND THE COMMITTEE OF SEVEN IS LOOKING FOR A CLOSED SOLUTION
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    Likelihood of exceeding the end of the constitutional deadline
    The editor-
    in- chief wrote in vain that the ruling Shiite blocs in Iraq are trying to escape the political stalemate in which they found themselves. This dilemma boils down to meeting their entitlements in creating a new government and agreeing to a new prime minister following the abortion of Dr. Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi’s experience. These blocks find a poisoned gift in their hands that cannot be disposed of. And it faces, without being prepared, the demands of a people eager to get out of the path closed to itself created by these blocks.
    Perhaps the first thing that awaits us is that the Shiite political groups that manage the helm of politics are unable to abide by the constitutional times that they found themselves with. Most likely, it will violate it, forget it, and neglect it according to the current reports and trends. It is likely that the date for choosing a candidate to submit to the President of the Republic will be bypassed, even though he considers a constitutional commitment that cannot be relinquished.
    The Shiite blocs found themselves affiliated with an asymmetric, inconsistent, and differently oriented group when they formed what is known as the "Seven Committee", as this committee includes incompatible colors of streams that were unable to agree on anything fundamentally long ago. Therefore, it is not expected to see light at the end of the tunnel, as it is said. The challenge embodied in choosing an acceptable prime minister will not solve its problems, but rather open the way for greater challenges, to form a new government with the same degree of acceptability and Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi's experience.
    The challenges of the Prime Minister
    The strangest contradiction the ruling blocs find themselves in front of is: Which Prime Minister do we want? Reality imposes two opposing conditions in depth, but they share the same political space.
    On the one hand, the composition of the ruling parties concerned with the nomination or election of a candidate for the Ministry as a whole is considered a "Shiite" bloc with a distinction, and no political party will interfere in its duties and rights, and it is calculated, whether it is wanted or not, by Iran. Although this rare privilege carries a great responsibility in a country in which many traditions and customs did not crystallize and at the same time it withholds from the other powers from the Kurdish and Sunni blocs the right to assume the prime minister and the major powers accompanying him as the primary responsibility for the armed forces and the first executive responsibilities in the country.
    For the time being, we are confronted by a rare political paradox with a regional character, which is the desire of Iran for the government to be assumed by someone with special ties to the United States. To be able, when necessary, to open a bridge for dialogue between Washington and Tehran, especially as the current political situation is volatile and involves great dangers that arise from contradictions and hassles that overlook it from time to time. Sometimes you may reach the brink of war, as we have witnessed during the past few months following the assassination of General Qassem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi Al-Muhandis. Tehran fears that the leadership will get out of its hands because some of its militias have escaped and gone to ranges during which events cannot be restrained.
    We will not be far from reality if we talk about scenarios of Iranian-American cooperation that have been postponed due to the recent events since the Gulf of Hormuz crisis and the escalation that accompanied it. Therefore, the need for a political bridge is desirable for Iran, and it is a great hope that Iran dreams of bypassing the closed circle that sees itself today.
    The goal pursued by the Iraqi forces faces other problems, the most important of which is their search for an attempt to persuade the opposing parties in the Shiite bloc to reach the necessary consensus on their decisions, which today clash with realistic dilemmas. The Shiite blocs did not at one moment enjoy such a consensus, but the division between them was always a distinct feature.
    For this comes the suggestion that the Shiite blocs may face having to exceed the constitutionally defined deadlines, which Iraqis are eager to abide by.


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