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    Al-Khanjar: Our demands are to activate the general amnesty, return the displaced, and remove the mi

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    Post by Rocky Fri 06 Oct 2023, 2:06 pm

    [size=38]Al-Khanjar: Our demands are to activate the general amnesty, return the displaced, and remove the military crowds from the cities[/size]


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    Iraqi Sunni politician Khamis Khanjar speaks during his interview with Reuters in Amman, Jordan, November 26, 2016. Picture taken November 26, 2016. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed

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    Baghdad/Al-Masala Al-Hadath: Chairman of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis Al-Khanjar:
    We have four main and legitimate demands that cannot be conceded, including innocent detainees, activating the general amnesty law, the return of displaced persons, and removing military crowds from cities permanently.
    The absence of these demands from the discourse of the Sunni leadership at that time was surprising to everyone
    We used our external relations and internal influence to achieve these demands
    - Jurf al-Sakhar has not been able to enter since 2015, including 3 interior ministers
    After a positive atmosphere was created by all parties, we decided to amend the amnesty law
    The general amnesty law is the same old law, but we have amended it in two main points: the definition of affiliation and reinvestigation
    - There is no stability with the military crowds inside the cities
    - Militarizing cities in all governorates is a mistake after security has been established
    These forces must go to specific camps and be called upon when needed
    - There is a deliberate delay in implementing the government program by other parties in the government or in the “state administration” coalition.
    - I call on all political blocs to find a way of understanding with the Sadrist brothers for their return to practicing political work
    The defect now is the presence of a large bloc, which is half or more than half of the Shiite Arab community in Iraq, which is the Sadrist bloc outside the political equation.
    The Sadrist bloc topped the political scene and won first place in the elections, and their absence causes an imbalance
    - I sensed from most of the political blocs in the “State Administration” their desire for the Sadrists to return to the political process
    The Sadrist bloc has withdrawn even from the local elections that will be held next December
    The absence of this large and influential bloc today in the political process requires a bigger word than the phrase “multiple.”
    The presence of Iraqi groups fighting outside Iraq is held accountable by law and condemned. We are against the presence of these groups
    Iraq is serious about resolving the issue of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, and most political blocs now see that this organization has become a major threat to Iraq.
    - Whoever burned the Iraqi flag in Kirkuk is a Turkish Kurd who belongs to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, and is not an Iraqi Kurd to stir up strife.
    - There is evidence that those who opened fire on the protests and killed Kurds were members of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party.
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