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    An American Institute: The prevailing calm in Iraq is 'deceptive' and al-Sadr will remain a challeng

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    Post by Rocky Fri 03 Mar 2023, 7:18 am

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    A report by the American Brookings Institution concluded that the calm that has existed in Iraq since Muhammad Shia al-Sudani came to power is "deceptive", and that the rivalries and conflicts between the Shiite forces, or even the regional conflict, may lead to breaking this calm.  
      
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    And the report of the Institute, prepared by "Ring Aladdin" and followed by "NAS", (March 3, 2023), stated that since the appointment of Al-Sudani in October 2022, the Popular Mobilization Forces are regaining their presence, and despite many serious challenges and setbacks since 2018, they have shown A remarkable ability to recover from weak leadership and internal divisions, and from the great electoral defeat and loss of its political balance.  
      
    The American Institute added: The Popular Mobilization Forces survived the pressures caused by the American assassinations in 2020 of its former leader, Al-Muhandis, and Soleimani, and from the steps taken by Al-Kazemi. The crowd not only showed its flexibility, but also retained the political and military advantages that are likely to make it a force to be reckoned with for decades to come.  
      
    Regarding the political situation, the Institute's report stated: The most important difficulties facing the crowd are those related to political rivalries between the Shiite forces. The strength and weaknesses of the crowd emerged in August 2022, when Iraq almost slipped to the brink of civil war after the confrontations between the crowd and its allies in the frame, and their competitor. Al-Sadr, who owns an armed wing represented by the Peace Brigades.  
      
    Al-Taqir emphasized: Al-Sadr will continue to represent a major challenge to the crowd in the process of competing for the succession of the future religious leadership, and in the battles over economic influence and in daily politics. The Shiite conflict and external pressures will not only pose a threat to the forces of the crowd, but may ignite more violence and even the outbreak of another civil war.  
      
    He pointed out that al-Sadr's decision to abandon his hopes for forming the majority and his withdrawal - perhaps temporarily - from the political conflict paved the way for the advent of al-Sudani, and this result was a blessing for the forces of the popular crowd, which established itself within the state, strengthened its economic potential and diversified its sources of revenue and network. nepotism.  
      
    He added: The Shiite leader Muqtada al-Sadr's followers, estimated at between 2-3 million, provide him with a social and political base sufficient for him to challenge the post-Sistani political system. The upcoming religious succession struggle will fuel the competition between al-Sadr and the popular crowd forces and their political allies, such as the Dawa Party.  
      
    The report concludes, in part of its analysis, that the competition between the Shiites may turn into increasing violence, and that what happened last August is a preview of what might await Iraq in the future, as the mediations of Sistani and Hassan Nasrallah contributed to pulling Iraq out of the abyss. Tensions between Asaib and Sadr remain high, especially in oil-rich Basra.  
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