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    US newspaper: Time for Iran's cooperation to resolve the Iraqi crisis Alomirka- Empty US newspaper: Time for Iran's cooperation to resolve the Iraqi crisis Alomirka-

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    US newspaper: Time for Iran's cooperation to resolve the Iraqi crisis Alomirka-


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    It 's time for some serious dialogue with Iran on Iraq; reaching chaotic climax in Baghdad after the temporary occupation of theparliament by supporters of Shiite cleric Moqtada al - Sadr, and weaken the economy of Iraq, and working on the speed of thedismantling of the country. 
    Without the cooperation between the United States and Iran and the leader of the Shiite Ayatollah Ayatollah Sistani, could the crisis to lead to a complete breakdown of the political system , which was established in Iraq during the interim of the US occupation, which in turn could open the door for a permanent occupation by the state organization and other terrorist organizations against the United States. 
    to prevent this, Washington needs to help Tehran must Iran to possess the motivation for the pursuit of stability. 
    Shiite political parties, which have dominated the government with the help of Iran, has lost the confidence ofthe majority of the Iraqi people, also received these groups some support by year since the beginning and now weakened their standing among the Kurds and their fellow Shiites as well. 
    for more than nine months , Iraqi youth organized massive demonstrations to protest the government 'seconomic policy, poor management and failure to provide security, governance and services. In their calls for reform, protesters demanding answers about billions owned by the country's oil revenues and where to go?Fearing that derive both secular groups at their own expense, broke intense rivalries between the Shiite Islamic parties entrenched. 
    Ayatollah Sistani, the largest Shiite cleric in the country, which has previously supported the appointment ofHaider al - Abadi as prime minister, has publicly sided with the protesters in their demands for reform , al -Sistani has echoed their calls for progress in the fight against corruption and improve services, and thegranting of withdrawing support Abadi opportunity to Muqtada al - Sadr to take on the mantle of reform. 
    Abadi has ventured when he announced the appointment of a government of technocrats without the support of political parties, despite the fact that the majority of members of parliament must approve the appointment . Most of the other party leaders, with the exception of the Sadrist movement, refused Abadi movement, then saw al - Hakim and al - Maliki a chance to get rid of al - Abadi, while apprehensive Sunnis and Kurds of excluding technocrats them government decision - making process. 
    At a time when both Washington and Tehran have announced their desire to stay Abadi, It has been thrown acompromise by many of the political parties, which is that the United States keep Iran and the al - Abadi as prime minister that the Council of Ministers is composed mostly of subordinate bodies to those parties, as al-Sadr rejected the settlement and stormed the supporters of parliament, demanding the formation of agovernment of technocrats. 
    If not to resolve the crisis, can be issued announce the formation of an interim government, which will result in serious consequences, including the dispersal of the Iraqi security forces away from the organization Daash and to the struggle for power in the capital, and stimulate the Kurdish motives to secure the independent interests from Baghdad, it has separated the Kurdish region from the Arab Iraq, either by seeking to establish a new confederation or to declare independence altogether. 
    there are other possible outcomes, a military coup in the midst of the continuing political stalemate and violence, as well as the step to establish an interim government led by the military would be unsafe consequences. This depends largely on the nature of the reaction of the popular crowd and Ayatollah Sistani, if the crowd opposed the intervention of the army, the military government will need to Brace in order to face the two fronts of the war, one with the organization Daash and the other with the militias. Also it is not clear whether the army has many different loyalties that could revive such a conflict. 
    While many of the officers listen to former Prime Minister Nuri al - Maliki, there are many soldiers sympathize or even agree with al- Sadr. 
    Although the possibility that a military coup could pave the way for the formation of an interim government, followed by a new road map for political, this scenario is unlikely, the military and the government would be unable to secure the support of all of al - Sistani and popular crowd. 
    it is likely that military involvement in domestic politics may hamper the war against al Daash and over Kurdish separatism, but for best results will be through the center of a negotiated solution, with the support of thechest, which will restore order in Baghdad possible under a reformist coalition government. 
    the new coalition government announces a time acceptable to the reform agenda, as well as legislative elections new, this is the result that can be supported by Ayatollah Sistani and the United States and Iran. 
    in spite of a lot of speculation that Tehran delight of instability in Iraq (if not the only things resist America), there is more than one reason to believe that Iran has concluded the alternatives to a negotiated contract agreements will be of a negative impact on its interests. Vanqlab government by al- Sadr would be would severely weaken Iran 's allies, while the coup by the military will increase the unity of the Shiite fighting. 
    Such an agreement would strengthen the chest position without impairing total victory, and perhaps Abadi remain prime minister, to taste a sense of continuity and reform, as well as the new coalition government may prevent the secession of the Kurdish region for Alarac.hnak factors are necessary to reach such a settlement, one of them is the support of al - Sistani, the Iranian policy objectives are not clear due to theparticipation of many institutions such as the Quds force, "the unity of forces especially the Iranian Revolutionary Guard , "but al - Sistani 's position has a great deal of weight with the Iranian leadership. 
    the second is for another time, cooperation and dialogue between the United States and Iran, where both the Washington and Tehran must marshal the desire to find an immediate solution to the political crisis in Baghdad and be they work at the same time to reach a quick settlement between the political parties and theprime minister. 
    and the American Iranian cooperation, it will be promoted by the American effort proactive consultation with Turkey and Saudi Arabia, which has Imila exacerbate the crisis in Iraq in an attempt to weaken the Shiite power in the region. 
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