Protesters are flocking to organize the biggest protest in years

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Allawi to Saleh: The issue now is not the dismissal of the prime minister and his deputies, but to improve the situation in the country

2019-11-01

 

Iraqi President of the Iraqi Forum Iyad Allawi, on Friday, sent a letter to the President of the Republic Barham Saleh, while stressing that the issue now is not a matter of dismissing the prime minister or his deputies, but is a matter of improving the situation in the country.

Allawi said during the message received by Alsumaria News, "I wanted to come, but the pre-engagement and urgency of some visitors preferred to write to apologize first and to indicate the opinion second."

He added that "the solution now is to hold early elections under the judiciary and trade unions, led by the respected teachers union within two or three months."

Allawi explained that "the tasks are in a careful reading of some paragraphs of the Constitution by the jurists of constitutional law abolish the current commission, as well as the enactment of a new election law that takes into account the structure of Iraq, in addition to working to reduce and eradicate corruption, and put the necessary laws and with the help of reputable audit institutions Very good".

He continued, "The government that precedes the elections does not contribute to the elections."

Allawi stressed, "The issue now is not the issue of dismissing the prime minister or his deputies, but is a matter of improving the situation experienced by our country Iraq, and with regard to the issue of elections must adopt a document to be deposited to the judiciary."

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17 minutes ago, DWS112 said:

Allawi to Saleh: The issue now is not the dismissal of the prime minister and his deputies, but to improve the situation in the country

2019-11-01

 

Iraqi President of the Iraqi Forum Iyad Allawi, on Friday, sent a letter to the President of the Republic Barham Saleh, while stressing that the issue now is not a matter of dismissing the prime minister or his deputies, but is a matter of improving the situation in the country.

Allawi said during the message received by Alsumaria News, "I wanted to come, but the pre-engagement and urgency of some visitors preferred to write to apologize first and to indicate the opinion second."

He added that "the solution now is to hold early elections under the judiciary and trade unions, led by the respected teachers union within two or three months."

Allawi explained that "the tasks are in a careful reading of some paragraphs of the Constitution by the jurists of constitutional law abolish the current commission, as well as the enactment of a new election law that takes into account the structure of Iraq, in addition to working to reduce and eradicate corruption, and put the necessary laws and with the help of reputable audit institutions Very good".

He continued, "The government that precedes the elections does not contribute to the elections."

Allawi stressed, "The issue now is not the issue of dismissing the prime minister or his deputies, but is a matter of improving the situation experienced by our country Iraq, and with regard to the issue of elections must adopt a document to be deposited to the judiciary."

Old guard.

 

Corrupt. 

 

Shifty character. 

 

 

 

[DinarThug]

4 hours ago, yota691 said:

Protesters are flocking to organize the biggest protest in years

 

 

Well That’s Just Flocking Great, First ISIS - And Now Another Perpetual Delay !  

 

     

 

 

Thx For The Post Yo’ !  

[3n1]

.... in the first elections Allawi won the vote to be Prime Minister but didn't really want the job it was agreed Maliki get the position as PM , what a epic fail that turned out to be,  at that  time was when the Prime Minister needed to be fired and the rest is history  cheers dv we wait 

[Hotcurl]

34 minutes ago, DWS112 said:

Allawi to Saleh: The issue now is not the dismissal of the prime minister and his deputies, but to improve the situation in the country

2019-11-01

 

Iraqi President of the Iraqi Forum Iyad Allawi, on Friday, sent a letter to the President of the Republic Barham Saleh, while stressing that the issue now is not a matter of dismissing the prime minister or his deputies, but is a matter of improving the situation in the country.

Allawi said during the message received by Alsumaria News, "I wanted to come, but the pre-engagement and urgency of some visitors preferred to write to apologize first and to indicate the opinion second."

He added that "the solution now is to hold early elections under the judiciary and trade unions, led by the respected teachers union within two or three months."

Allawi explained that "the tasks are in a careful reading of some paragraphs of the Constitution by the jurists of constitutional law abolish the current commission, as well as the enactment of a new election law that takes into account the structure of Iraq, in addition to working to reduce and eradicate corruption, and put the necessary laws and with the help of reputable audit institutions Very good".

He continued, "The government that precedes the elections does not contribute to the elections."

Allawi stressed, "The issue now is not the issue of dismissing the prime minister or his deputies, but is a matter of improving the situation experienced by our country Iraq, and with regard to the issue of elections must adopt a document to be deposited to the judiciary."

 

IMHO - Another Iranian puppet wanting to keep the cash cow flowing to Tehran ...............

Semper Fi

[DWS112]

Text of State Department statement on the demonstrations in Iraq

2019-11-01

 

The US State Department on Friday issued a statement on demonstrations in Iraq.

"The United States welcomes any serious efforts by the Iraqi government to address the continuing problems in Iraqi society , " Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement received by Alsumaria News .

 
"The Iraqi government should listen to the legitimate demands of the Iraqi people who have taken to the streets in order to get their voice heard," he said.

 
He stressed that "the investigation conducted by the Iraqi government in the violence in early October lacked sufficient credibility, and the Iraqi people deserve real accountability and justice."

 
"As the efforts announced by President Barham Saleh begin , the recent severe restrictions on press freedom and expression must be eased," he said, adding that "press freedom is an integral part of democratic reform."

 
"The US government continues to support the Iraqi institutions and the Iraqi people and the security , stability and sovereignty of Iraq ." 👈

[yota691]

The leader of the conquest of Iraq confirms the failure of the current parliamentary system

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Direct: The head of the conquest of Iraq, the failure of the current parliamentary system, and the need for fundamental constitutional amendments.

Hadi al-Amiri said on Friday, commenting on the current events in Iraq: "The real solution is the need to reformulate the political process again under the ceiling of the Constitution, and through the constitutional amendments substantial," according to the Iraqi news agency "conscious ."

Al-Amiri said that the parliamentary system has proved to be a failure and no longer works, so it must be amended to another system suited to the situation of Iraq .

He continued: "We must abolish the provincial councils and the election of the governor directly by the people ."

The State of Iraq today, renewed demonstrations in Tahrir Square, in protest against the economic and living conditions in the Arab country .

[yota691]

Pompeo Calls On The Iraqi Government To Listen To The Legitimate Demands Of The Iraqi People

In November 1, 2019

 

 

(Independent) .. US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo welcomed his country "any serious efforts by the Iraqi government to address the continuing problems in Iraqi society."

"The Iraqi government should listen to the legitimate demands of the Iraqi people who have taken to the streets to get their voice heard," Pompeo said in a press statement received on Friday. Parties to renounce violence. ”

He noted that the Iraqi government's investigation into the violence in early October lacked "sufficient credibility" and the Iraqi people deserved genuine accountability and justice.

 

“As the efforts announced by President Barham Saleh begin, the recent severe restrictions on freedom of the press and expression must be eased. Freedom of the press is an integral part of democratic reform. ”

He stressed that the US government continues to "support the Iraqi institutions and the Iraqi people and the security, stability and sovereignty of Iraq."

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Baghdad .. Dozens of demonstrators arrive to participate in an open sit-in

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According to sources "Arab", on Friday night, the arrival of dozens of demonstrators from the southern provinces to Tahrir Square to participate in an open sit-in.

After reports of a proliferation of anti-terrorist elements at the entrances to the Green Zone in Baghdad, the spokesman for the counter-terrorism denied any new deployment of its members near the Green Zone.

 

In addition, three Iraqi demonstrators , including a woman, were killed by tear gas.

 

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Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei on Wednesday described the weeks of popular protests in Iraq as "riots ...

 Watch .. distorted images of Khamenei and Sulaimani protests in Iraq 

Thousands have set up tents in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, and thousands more have joined them throughout the day.

Thousands of Iraqis gathered in central Baghdad to demand the eradication of the political elite in an event expected to be the biggest day of popular anti-government demonstrations since the fall of Saddam Hussein.

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Pompeo says Iraqi government should listen to protesters

FILE PHOTO: US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is pictured at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium October 18, 2019. Francisco Seco//Pool via REUTERS

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SULAIMANI — The Iraqi government should listen to Iraqi protesters and relax recently imposed restrictions on the media and free expression, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement on Friday (November 1).

Pompeo also said all sides should reject violence, adding that the Iraqi government’s probe of violence that occurred in early October “lacked sufficient credibility.”

(NRT Digital Media/Reuters)

 

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'Fear factor is broken': protesters demand removal of Iraqi government

 

Crowds of dissenters in central Baghdad want Iranian influence banished from Iraqi politics

 

Martin Chulov Middle East correspondent

Fri 1 Nov 2019 18.40 GMT

 

 

Anti-government protesters gather in Tahrir Square, Baghdad, during ongoing protests in Iraq on Friday

Photograph: Khalid Mohammed/AP

 

 

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/nov/01/iraq-protesters-demand-removal-of-government-iran

[wildeman]

Well looks like our already screwed up investment is becoming even more screwed up. Can't be good.

More set backs. There goes the rest of the year. jmo   

Hope I'm wrong.

[6ly410]

With Abdul-Mahdi offering to resign, what’s next for Iraq?

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Iraqi demonstrators wearing masks attend an anti-government protest in Najaf, Iraq October 31, 2019. REUTERS/Alaa al-Marjani

Atlantic Council experts react to the announcement of the Iraqi Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi resigning.

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Abbas Kadhim is the Director of the Iraq Initiative at the Atlantic Council.

“In his address to the Iraqi people on October 31, President Barham Salih referred to Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi’s offer to resign if the two major parliamentary blocs (Sairoon and Fatah) that made a deal to nominate him for the post can agree on a replacement. Abdul-Mahdi was responding to a letter from Muqtada al-Sadr who had asked him on October 28 to “go to the Parliament and announce an early elections under UN supervision and soon.” Abdul-Mahdi’s response on the following day put the ball in the court of the political parties that nominated and confirmed him. These same political parties did not show true support for Abdul-Mahdi’s program of governance and instead continued to blackmail his ministers for corrupt favors.

President Salih seems to have given everyone a reasonable way out. If his plan is accepted, the protesters can go home having accomplished what they demanded, albeit not immediately, Abdul-Mahdi will avoid a vote of no-confidence, and Iraq will be saved from an unprecedented constitutional stalemate. Most importantly, there will be hope for significant reforms sponsored by the president and supported by a mandate from the protesters if the political elite honor their end of the deal. Iraq has great potential but is short on statesmen who can lead the country to reach that potential.”

C. Anthony Pfaff is a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council.

“The resignation of Iraqi Prime Minister (PM) Adil Abdul-Mahdi should come as no surprise, but it should also come with a muted sense of relief. Mahdi’s security forces killed over a hundred protestors and wounded countless others. It is very difficult to come back from crossing that line and maintain the legitimacy required to make the reforms needed to address the protestors’ demands. However, that sense of relief should be muted as it is not clear who can take his place and do any better. The next Iraqi PM needs to direct government funds away from corrupt and inefficient agencies and towards recovery and reconstruction. He needs to invest in major infrastructure improvements, especially energy and transportation, so the economy can grow. Even trickier, he needs to promote development of a private sector without destabilizing the state-owned institutions that are Iraq’s biggest employers. While doing all this, he also needs to avoid the appearance of sectarian loyalties, and especially not appear under the influence of foreign powers, especially Iran and the United States.

None of that is going to be easy. Addressing any of those concerns attacks entrenched interests resulting in more protests. Having said that, the new Iraqi PM is not without resources. The Iraqi public is ready for change. Moreover, as these latest protests have demonstrated, this public is fed-up with sectarian politics and are looking for a leader who can unite them. If he can unite this public sentiment to push through the variety of measures described above, Iraq could finally be on a road to real recovery. The international community can help, but Iraq needs to demonstrate this commitment to reform first. While a real nationalist could emerge, the Iraqi parliament does not have a history of picking the best qualified candidate, but rather the least threatening to their interests. If they cannot do better this time, it will be business as usual and given the enduring nature of these protests, it is not clear how much longer that can go on.”

Thomas S. Warrickis a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council.

“Today, Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abd al-Mahdi offered to resign as Prime Minister of Iraq to give Iraq’s other political parties a chance to see if they can agree who should replace him. Because it takes an absolute majority in the Iraqi parliament to name a new Prime Minister, it’s not at all clear that they can.

Abd al-Mahdi is one of the most experienced and skilled Iraqi political leaders of his generation. There are no obvious successors acceptable to the Iraqi people. If his successor also has to be acceptable to the United States and Iran—a factor that held up agreement over previous prime ministers—the question who will succeed Abd al-Mahdi becomes ten times more difficult.

The current crisis started in September with popular demonstrations sparked by the dismissal of Lt. Gen. Abd al-Wahab al-Saadi, a popular general who led the fight against the Islamic State (ISIS). Some Iraqi security services over-reacted with violence against protesters. This helped transform popular discontent into a social force—but one that does not fit into the current sectarian and ethnic-based political parties that dominate the Council of Representatives, Iraq’s parliament.

Abd al-Mahdi suggested earlier this week that two key Iraqis should try to agree on his successor. Muqtada al-Sadr, known in Washington for fiery anti-Americanism during the 2003-2011 occupation, is now regarded as leading a movement that is both anti-corruption and anti-Iran. Though not in parliament himself, he has what many regard as the largest number of parliamentary supporters in Iraq’s fractionated parliament. Hadi al-Amiri, former head of the Badr Organization, a group funded for years by the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps-Qods Force, leads the second-largest bloc in the Council of Representatives. Both of these groups have significant opposition. Even if these two blocs got together, it’s hard to see whether they could form a lasting government, or whether it could achieve the reforms Iraqis have demanded.

It’s increasingly clear that Iraqis need to consider serious constitutional reforms. Iraq’s present constitution, adopted in 2005, was drafted by Iraqis with some American and international help that, to put it charitably, could have been much better. The present system intentionally gives a lot of power to the sectarian and ethnic-based parties recognized by the United States and Iran after Saddam Hussein’s overthrow. It’s a recipe for gridlock and an inability to legislate or to govern. Serious reform of the current system, which many Iraqis recognize is both ineffective and corrupt, is almost impossible under the current constitution. Abd al-Mahdi has rightly insisted that whatever happens should be done under the current constitution. A challenge to the principle of constitutional government would not be in the interest of Iraqis, the West, nor even Iran. While one group of Iraqis needs to solve the immediate problem of finding a prime minister broadly acceptable to Iraqis—which, ironically, could be Abd al-Mahdi himself—other Iraqis should consider constitutional reform if constitutional government in Iraq is to be saved.”

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If Mahdi was a smart boy he would get outta the neighborhood in the middle of the night and  . . . LEAVE THE COUNTRY. 

[yota691]

Iraq: Protests continue and death toll rises to 264

 

Published in: 02/11/2019 - 09:53 Last updated: 02/11/2019 - 11:33

Ibrahim Saleh photo from France 24 screen

Text:Ibrahim Saleh
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - At least five people were killed in Friday's protests in Iraq, bringing the death toll to 264 since the protests began on October 1, according to a report by the France 24 reporter in Baghdad. Iraqi forces used tear gas, which was described as "a killer." Despite calls for an end to the use of this type of bomb, it has received no government response.

The Iraqi capital lived a night of violence between security forces and demonstrators demanding the "overthrow of the regime , " occupying Tahrir Square in central Baghdad day and night, despite the promises of power reforms.

The France 24 correspondent in Baghdad said the death toll in the protests amounted to 264, according to the Commission on Human Rights, as a result of the use of Iraqi forces tear gas in a manner, described as "fatal."

Dozens of people were injured on Friday night, according to medical sources told Agence France-Presse, during clashes on the bridge of the Republic, which connects Tahrir Green Zone, and the bridge parallel to him.
In the face of the increasing wave of protests, day after day, President Barham Saleh promised to hold early parliamentary elections under a new electoral law.

The Iraqi president pointed out that the new electoral law is expected to be presented to parliament "next week."

The House of Representatives announced that it is in an "open session", although it has so far failed to hold a hearing for the prime minister, the first on his agenda. Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said he was ready to resign if he found an alternative.
 

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A file on the violations against Iraqi demonstrators before the International Criminal soon

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Crimes that have been violated against Iraqis by suppressing and using excessive force against insurgents will not go unaccounted as they are war crimes, rights groups said.

According to the New Iraq Center, in a statement Saturday, November 2, 2019, all the files of crimes committed against peaceful demonstrators under the collection and documentation of the Center's staff and institutions to submit to the international judicial bodies, especially the International Criminal Court, stressing that there is no way but to bring the perpetrators to Justice.

In turn, the Iraqi artist Jalal Kamel keen on the participation of the revolutionaries revolution to descend to Tahrir Square in the capital Baghdad, shouting slogans "Iraq first."

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Parliamentary Foreign Relations: The demonstrators sent a message to Iran that they should be aware of

 

 

 2019/11/02 06:58:13

 

Shafaq News / Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations Zafer al-Ani, on Saturday, that the slogans of the demonstrators confirmed the rejection of the Iranian guardianship approach.

"The voices of the demonstrators against Iranian interference in the Iraqi affairs came in a sincere expression of the Iraqi rejection of the guardianship approach and the policy of dictates by Tehran towards Iraq," Ani said in a statement received by Shafaq News.

"We have pointed out from an early stage that the arrogance policy of the rulers of Iran will lead our country to tear and the people lose their confidence in a regime that wants to control its abilities by external hands seeking to harness the fate of our country as part of its external conflicts," he said. Aggressive approach. "

"The statements of Iranian officials, starting with their leader, who accuse the opponents of various false accusations, represent a gross and provocative intervention and a grave injury to the dignity of every Iraqi who cherishes his country and seeks independence and stability," he said. "Iranian decision-makers should be aware of this message and act in accordance with the desire of the two neighboring countries for a close relationship based on mutual respect and common interests."

[Butifldrm]

Iraqi protesters, security forces clash overnight in capital

 

Protesters have occupied Tahrir square for more than a week, apparently unimpressed by the government’s proposals, including of early elections and a new premier. (File/AFP)

Updated 15 sec ago

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The events were centered on two bridges linking Tahrir to the western bank of the Tigris

Police fired tear gas at protesters

BAGHDAD: Iraqi security forces clashed with anti-government protesters in the early hours of Saturday near the capital’s Tahrir Square, leaving one demonstrator dead and dozens more wounded, medical sources said.
Baghdad’s overnight violence was centered on two bridges linking Tahrir to the western bank of the Tigris, where most government buildings and foreign embassies including the US and Iranian missions are located.
Riot police deployed along the bridges fired tear gas to keep back protesters, who have dug in to their positions with their own barricade.
The protests have evolved since October 1 from rage over corruption and unemployment into a wholesale condemnation of political and religious class and demands for “the downfall of the regime.”
Protesters have occupied Tahrir square for more than a week, apparently unimpressed by the government’s proposals, including of early elections and a new premier.
“We’ve been having elections for 16 years, and we’ve gotten nothing,” said Haydar, 30, a protester in Tahrir.
Another activist, Mohammad, 22, said the demonstrators should not accept such “fake reforms.”
“People are very aware of what’s happening: we’ve gotten to an important phase and can’t lose it all now,” he added.
Since October 1, more than 250 people have been killed and thousands more wounded in the rallies.
The latest official toll was provided on Wednesday, but medical and security sources said at least eight demonstrators have been killed since.
Seven of them died around Tahrir, where clashes between riot police and security forces have escalated.
The eighth victim was killed by the security guards of a local politician in the southern city of Nasiriyah.
Rights group Amnesty International slammed Iraqi forces this week for using two types of military-grade tear gas canisters that have pierced protesters’ skulls and lungs.

https://www.arabnews.com/node/1578036/middle-east

[yota691]

Deputy: The countdown started

Date of edit:: 2019-11-01 22:25 • 1389 times read

"The countdown has begun," MP Mohammed Iqbal said in a brief statement.

Iqbal did not clarify what he meant, but coincided with the development of political events.
Saleh also announced that next week will see the introduction of a new electoral law, and said it would be "more just", and indicated that he would agree to hold early elections if the new law is ratified.
It is noteworthy that Iraq is witnessing demonstrations and popular protests, the largest since 2003 against corruption and political quotas and the deterioration of services and public conditions in the country.
At least 250 martyrs have been killed and more than 10,000 injured since the protests began last October.

[Butifldrm]

 

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Sadikon reveals dialogues between the political blocs to replace Abdul Mahdi

Baghdad / Obelisk: Revealed the parliamentary bloc sincere, Fadel al-Fatlawi, Saturday, November 2, 2019, the existence of intensive dialogues between the political blocs, to get out of the current crisis.

Al-Fatlawi said in an interview followed by obelisk, "The dialogue is still going on between President Barham Saleh, the political blocs on the one hand, and between the leaders of alliances and leaders of the blocs on the other, to get out of the current crisis."

He added, "There is also a dialogue to choose an alternative to the current Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi," pointing out that "there are agreements are underway to include the reform packages of the government and parliament at specific times and not open."

He pointed out that "confidence between the people and the government is missing, and therefore the people do not trust the promises of the government in the absence of specific timings to implement the promised reforms."

The head of the conquest Alliance, Hadi al-Amiri, has confirmed that the parliamentary system proved its failure and no longer useless, while calling for the replacement of another system suited to the situation of the country.

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The Popular Mobilization solidarity with the demands of the demonstrators and refuses to exploit his name from those who claim to belong to him

Date: 2019/11/2 14:07 • 82 times read

(Baghdad: Euphrates News) The Popular Mobilization Commission, on Saturday, solidarity with the demands of the demonstrators, while stressing its refusal to exploit the name of the crowd by some parties claiming to belong to him.

"The PMU would like to clarify that the official positions of the organization are limited to what is issued by the Directorate of Information and what is published on the official website of the crowd," the statement said.
The statement added, "Our confirmation comes after observing the issuance of positions and statements of unknown parties linking itself to the Popular Mobilization and claiming to belong to him, taking advantage of the name of the crowd."
The statement added that "the Commission stresses its solidarity with peaceful demonstrators demanding their legitimate rights," praising at the same time "the performance of security forces in the protection of demonstrators and provide protection for places of demonstrations."
"We cannot fail to conclude that the PMF continues to perform its duty in the berms to prevent the return of ISIS and to protect the country from the terrorist dangers that lie in it," the statement said.

[yota691]

What happened yesterday near the house of Abadi and Senaid confirms: Action will be taken in this regard

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A member of the Victory Coalition Ali al-Sunaid, Saturday, what happened yesterday near the home of the President of the coalition Haider Abadi, while noting that measures will be taken in this regard.

Al-Sunaid said in an interview with Alsumaria News, "a military uniform entered the Green Zone in central Baghdad without deterrence or scrutiny, and imposed a cordon around the house of former prime ministers Haider al-Abadi ," noting that "this force is irregular and armed."

 

 

"The motives behind this are not known," he said.

 

"We are not accusing anyone of being behind this," he said, blaming "the government is responsible for this, and measures will be taken."

 

"How can a military force with weapons and uniforms enter the Green Zone, which is supposed to be a more security measure?"

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Halbousi talks about constitutional amendments in partnership with demonstrators

Baghdad / Obelisk: Parliament Speaker Mohammed Halbousi, Saturday, November 2, 2019, his full commitment to the map set by the reference on the demands of the demonstrators, stressing that the House of Representatives will be in a permanent session to accelerate their implementation, while pledging to achieve the demands of the people without external pressure and without imposing wills Personality or party.

Obelisk publishes the text of the statement:

Dear Iraqi people 

in these fateful days and the accelerating events in our dear country and the cries of reform flowing from the throats of demonstrators in our provinces in the yards of fraternity and altruism; The title of his unit, and the faithful defender of the rights of all its components, the wise reference that we use the guidance of the guidance in adversity and Almalmat after the use of God.

Therefore, your Council will be the "House of Representatives", O generous people, in a permanent session, which will continue its night by day, in order to expedite the implementation of this map, which organized and completed the march of your requirements in a free Iraq and a master who will enjoy all its people in the shadow of well-being, security and safety.

We will work diligently to make all constitutional amendments in partnership with representatives of the demonstrators, elites, experts and respected academics who live the Iraqi reality in detail, to determine the flaws and areas of reform, in order to diagnose the required steps that led us to the desired reform.

We work as a House of Representatives all intensively and continuously tonight for the sake of the people and their demands, without external pressure regionally or internationally, and without imposing personal or partisan wills; .

Mohammed Halbousi
Speaker of the House of Representatives

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Gunmen shoot gunmen in front of Hamid al-Ghazi's house and masked men attempt to storm Abadi's house

 Saturday 02 November 2019

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Local Iraqi media revealed that government forces deployed near the house of the Secretary-General of the Council of Ministers, Hamid al-Ghazi, fired live ammunition at the demonstrators in the district of al-Shatrah in the province of Dhi Qar south.

This resulted in the death of at least one martyr and a number of wounded after the heavy firing of automatic weapons at the demonstrators midnight Friday, November 2, 2019.

As the rebels continued to resist in the vicinity of Tahrir Square after the release of large quantities of suffocating and incendiary bombs on them heavily by the security forces.

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Meanwhile, media sources reported armed clashes between masked men and the protection of former Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, after an attempt to storm his residence in the Green Zone.

 

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Deputy: Protestors slogans against Iranian interference sincere expression of the conscience of Iraqis

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2019-11-02 | 06:29

 

 

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A member of the House of Representatives, Zafer al-Ani, said on Saturday that the slogans of demonstrators against what he described as "Iranian interference" in Iraq is "a sincere expression of the conscience of Iraqis," saying Provocative. "

Al-Ani said in a statement received by Alsumaria News that "the voices of the demonstrators against Iranian interference in the Iraqi affairs came as a sincere expression of the Iraqi rejection of the guardianship approach and the policy of dictates by Tehran towards Iraq ."

 

 

Al-Ani added: "We have pointed out from an early date that the supremacy of the rulers of Iran will lead our country to tear and the people lose their confidence in a regime that wants to control its capabilities. The masses reject this aggressive approach. "

He continued, "The statements of Iranian officials starting with the Supreme Leader of the Revolution in Iran Ali KhameneiIn which they accuse the opponents of various false accusations, they represent a flagrant and provocative intervention and a grave injury to the dignity of every Iraqi who cherishes his country and seeks independence and stability. These resounding voices are only a natural reaction to the hostile Iranian policies towards the Iraqi people, and Iranian decision makers should be aware of this message and act. This is in line with the desire of the two neighboring countries for a close relationship based on mutual respect and common interests. "