Iraq .. The Federal Court decides the legality of the election of the Speaker of Parliament

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Media removed from the Federal Court hearing after "chaos"

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{Local: Al Furat News} The judge of the Federal Court session regarding the lawsuit of the first session of Parliament ordered the removal of the media from the hearing room.

The decision to expel the media from the hall came after a "chaos" by some correspondents and speaking in a loud voice, which affected the conduct of the pleading.

 

 

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The Federal Court rejects the appeal in the first session of Parliament and confirms its constitutionality

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{Political: Al Furat News} The Federal Supreme Court decided to reject the appeal in the first session of Parliament and confirm its constitutionality.

She pointed out that the administration of Representative Khaled Al-Daraji for the first session (head of age) does not contradict the law and the constitution.

The court also decided to cancel the state order for the temporary suspension of the work of the Presidency of the House of Representatives.

And the two representatives, Basem Khashan and Mahmoud Al-Mashhadani, charged the fees and costs of the lawsuit.

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With documents.. the decision of the Federal Court to dismiss the appeal in the first session of Parliament and to cancel its state order

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{Political: Al Furat News} Our agency publishes the text of the Federal Supreme Court's decision, regarding the dismissal of a case challenging the constitutionality of the first session of the House of Representatives.

The court also decided to cancel its state order to temporarily suspend the work of the Presidency of the House of Representatives. 

To view the text of the court's decision, click here

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A member of the coordination comments on the decision of the Federal Court

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{Political: Al Furat News} A member of the coordination framework commented on the decision of the Federal Supreme Court in rejecting the appeal regarding the first session of the House of Representatives and considering it constitutional.

Wael Al-Rikabi told {Euphrates News} that "the court's response to the challenge to the legitimacy of the first session is expected, and we have absolute faith in what is issued by the Iraqi judiciary, whether it is accepted or rejected."
"It is assumed that after the court's decision, things will proceed smoothly," he added.
The Federal Supreme Court, in its session today, Tuesday, decided to reject the appeal submitted by MPs, Basem Khashan and Mahmoud Al-Mashhadani, against the constitutionality of the first session of Parliament.
It also canceled its previous state order to temporarily suspend the work of the Presidency of the House of Representatives.
 
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Al-Sadr on the Federal Court’s decision: The judiciary has once again proven its integrity and independence

•  Time: 01/25/2022 16:13:52
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{Political: Al Furat News} The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, praised today, Tuesday, the decision of the Federal Supreme Court to reject the appeal in the first session of the House of Representatives, considering it constitutional.

Al-Sadr said in a tweet on Twitter: "Once again, the Iraqi judiciary proves its integrity and independence and does not succumb to political pressures. Thank God and thank you to the Iraqi judiciary. With these attitudes, nations are built."

He added, "We are proceeding with the formation of a national majority government, and our door is still open to those we still think well of."

Mr. Al-Sadr stressed that "everyone will remain our brothers, even if they adopt the opposition or the boycott as long as they seek reform and Iraq's prestige is working, both for subordination, all for violence, and all for breaking the law."

The Federal Supreme Court, in its session today, Tuesday, decided to reject the appeal submitted by MPs, Basem Khashan and Mahmoud Al-Mashhadani, against the constitutionality of the first session of Parliament.

It also canceled its previous state order to temporarily suspend the work of the Presidency of the House of Representatives.

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Al-Maliki's coalition: great pressure prompted the Federal Court to issue a "political" ruling for the parliament session

 

 2022-01-25 06:41

 

Shafaq News/ The State of Law coalition, led by Nuri al-Maliki, commented today, Tuesday, on the Federal Court's decision to dismiss the case for canceling the first parliament session and electing the Presidency of the Council.

The leader in the coalition, Adel Al-Manea, told Shafaq News Agency, "The Federal Court, if its specialization is constitutional legal, but it mixed between the political position and the legal position, and therefore it took into account the political aspect more than the legal one, indicating that its decision "has a clear political aspect."

Al-Manea added that "great pressures were placed on the Federal Supreme Court, and for this reason its decision was more political than legal and constitutional, and this same thing happened in the case of appealing the results of the early parliamentary elections."

 

Earlier in the day, the Federal Supreme Court of Iraq settled the controversy and issued a ruling on the legality of the first session of the Iraqi parliament.

 

And the Federal Court decided to reject the appeal in the first session of Parliament submitted by Representative Bassem Khashan, considering the session as legitimate and choosing the presidency of Parliament as legitimate. It also decided to charge the costs of the case to Representative Bassem Khashan.

The court said that MP Khaled Al-Daraji presiding over the first parliament session does not contradict the provisions of the constitution.

The Federal Court canceled the state decision to suspend the work of the elected Presidium of Parliament.

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Al-Sadr after the Federal Court's decision: We are proceeding with the majority government, and our door is open to those we think well of

 

 2022-01-25 06:14

 

Shafaq News/ The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, commented, on Tuesday, on the decision of the Federal Supreme Court in Iraq, which judges the legality of the election session for the presidency of the Iraqi parliament.

Al-Sadr said in a tweet seen by Shafak News Agency, "Once again, the Iraqi judiciary proves its integrity and independence and does not succumb to political pressures. Thank God and thank you to the Iraqi judiciary. With these attitudes, countries are built."

He added, "We are proceeding with the formation of a national majority government, and our door is still open to those we still have good faith in.. Everyone will remain our brothers, even if they take the opposition or boycott as long as they seek reform and the prestige of Iraq is working, both for subordination, all for violence, and all for breaking the law."

The Federal Supreme Court of Iraq, earlier today, Tuesday, resolved the controversy and issued a ruling on the legality of the first session of the Iraqi parliament.

And the Federal Court decided to reject the appeal in the first session of Parliament submitted by Representative Bassem Khashan, considering the session as legitimate and choosing the presidency of Parliament as legitimate. It also decided to charge the costs of the case to Representative Bassem Khashan.

The court said that MP Khaled Al-Daraji presiding over the first parliament session does not contradict the provisions of the constitution.

The Federal Court canceled the state decision to suspend the work of the elected Presidium of Parliament.

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Al-Halbousi thanks the judiciary after rejecting the case regarding the first session of Parliament

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After the decisions of the Federal Court.. Al-Halbousi: Thank you to the Iraqi judiciary

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Fourth - Baghdad

Today, Tuesday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad Al-Halbousi thanked the Iraqi judiciary after the decisions of the Federal Supreme Court.

"Thank you to the independent Iraqi judiciary and its professional role in preserving state institutions and constitutional contexts," Al-Halbousi said in a tweet posted on his official account on the "Twitter" website.

 

Earlier in the day, the Federal Federal Court rejected the challenge to the legitimacy of the first session of Parliament, during which Al-Halbousi was elected president by an absolute majority of 200 votes, as well as the election of Hakim Al-Zamili as his first deputy and Shakhwan Abdullah as second deputy.

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ULAIMANI — The Iraqi Federal Supreme Court on Tuesday (January 25) rejected the appeal of the first session of parliament and canceled the state order to stop the work of the presidency.

MPs Basem Khashan and Mahmoud Daoud filed the appeal on January 13, claiming there were legal and constitutional violations during the first session of the Iraqi Parliament.

The appeal resulted in the suspension of Iraqi Parliament Speaker Mohammed al-Halbousi and his two deputies, Hakim al-Zamili and Shakhawan Abdullah, who were elected during the first session of parliament that was held on January 9, which came following elections on October 10, 2021.

The first parliament session was ruled legitimate on Tuesday, as well as Halbousi’s nomination as speaker, an NRT correspondent stated following the ruling.

"The Federal Court ruled MP Khaled al-Daraji presiding over the first parliament session, does not contradict the provisions of the constitution,” the NRT reporter explained, adding the court decided to cancel the state order for the temporary suspension of the work of the parliament presidium.

Daraji took the role of interim speaker over the first session of the Iraqi Parliament after Mahmoud al-Mashhadani collapsed during a disruption of parliament on January 9 when a scuffle broke out between MPs from the Sadrist Movement and the Coordination Framework.

Following the first session, the Iraqi Parliament has 30 days to elect a new president.

(NRT Digital Media)

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ERBIL — Iraq’s Shia cleric and the leader of the Sadrist Movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, has reiterated commitment to formation of a “national majority government” despite growing political tensions with Shia rivals. 

The influential cleric, whose party emerged victorious in the last October’s parliamentary elections, invited other factions to join him and help the formation of the new Iraqi government. 

Sadr’s statement was issued to welcome the decision by the Federal Supreme Court which approved the first parliamentary session on January 9 as “legal and constitutional”. 

He said the decision proved the court’s impartiality despite immense pressures imposed by political factions to influence the decision and interfere into the legal procedures. 

Earlier the day, the Federal Supreme Court reviewed a lawsuit filed to annul the outcome of the first session of the newly-elected parliament, saying the process was constitutional with no violations recorded. 

MP Mahmoud Mashhadani and MP Basim Khashan had filed a lawsuit claiming that legal and constitutional violations were committed during the first session on January 9 when Muhammed al-Halbousi was re-elected as the parliament speaker.

The lawsuit forced the Federal Supreme Court to temporarily suspend the parliament presidency and begin processing the complaint. 

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Al-Halbousi receives a congratulatory message from the head of the Saudi-Iraqi Coordination Council

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News source / First News Agency

Parliament Speaker Muhammad Al-Halbousi received a congratulatory cable from the Saudi Minister of Commerce / Chairman of the Saudi-Iraqi Coordination Council for the Saudi side, Dr. Majid bin Abdullah Al-Qasabi, on the occasion of his re-election as Speaker of the House of Representatives in its fifth session.

The text of the telegram stated:

I am pleased to send to you, on my behalf and on behalf of the members of the Saudi-Iraqi Coordination Council from the Saudi side, my best congratulations and blessings and the most sincere fraternal feelings to you and the members of the Iraqi Council of Representatives on the occasion of the formation of the Council and the re-election of Your Excellency as Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, wishing you and the members of the Council abundant success and payment, and the brotherly Iraqi people further progress and prosperity

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The rule of law: We will abide by the decision of the Federal Court, despite the injustice done to us

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news source Mawazine News

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08:38 – 25/01/2022

Baghdad - Mawazine News
, the State of Law coalition confirmed,
on Tuesday, its commitment to the decision of the Federal Supreme Court, which was issued today regarding
the first session of Parliament.
And the representative of the coalition, Aref Al
-Hamami, said in a television interview that was followed by / Mawazine News /, that the decision of the Federal Court will abide
by it despite the injustice that has occurred to us, and we will wait for its decision regarding the largest bloc that will be decided upon in
early February.
He added, that the Sadrist bloc was
within the coordination framework and participated in the meetings of the agreement on the Prime Minister.
He continued, that the conditions for part of the
framework to join the movement were met with rejection and its decision to actually participate in the next government, stressing that
the movement is a condition of its alliance with the framework by choosing the prime minister by them, and this is futile.
Al-Hamami noted, that the boycott of the frame
The coordination has repercussions, and the situation in the country is generally unstable, including
security breaches and the economy

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Barzani and Al-Sadr discuss political developments by phone

https://shafaq.com/ar/سیاسة/بارزاني-والصدر-يتباحثان-هاتفيا-بش-ن-التطورات-السياسية

2022-01-25 12:49

 

Shafaq News/ The Kurdish leader, Massoud Barzani, and the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, discussed this evening, Tuesday, the latest political developments and steps to form the Iraqi government, after the Federal Supreme Court approved the legitimacy of the first session of the House of Representatives and its outcomes.

 

In a statement received by Shafaq News Agency, Al-Sadr's private office stated that the latter "received a phone call from Massoud Barzani, during which the most important issues related to political developments in Iraq and the need to unify the national ranks at the current stage were discussed in the interest of Iraq and its people."

 

Today, Tuesday, the Federal Supreme Court decided to reject the appeal in the first session of Parliament submitted by Representative Bassem Khashan, and to consider the session legitimate and the selection of the parliament’s presidency legitimate, and decided to charge the costs of the case to Representative Bassem Khashan.

 

The court said that MP Khaled Al-Daraji presiding over the first parliament session does not contradict the provisions of the constitution.

 

The Federal Court annulled the state decision to stop the work of the elected Presidium of Parliament.

 

After the court's decision was issued, Al-Sadr said in a tweet seen by Shafak News Agency, "Once again, the Iraqi judiciary proves its integrity and independence and does not succumb to political pressures."

 

He added, "We are proceeding with the formation of a national majority government, and our door is still open to those we still have good faith in.. Everyone will remain our brothers, even if they take the opposition or boycott as long as they seek reform and the prestige of Iraq is working, both for subordination, all for violence, and all for breaking the law

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Azm member: We hoped the Federal Court would give justice to the objecting parties

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{Politics: Al Furat News} A member of the Azm Alliance, Abdul Wahab Al-Bilawi, said that he was hoping for the Federal Court to "fair justice to the objecting parties."

 

Al-Bilawi told Al-Furat News that: "The first session of Parliament was marred by several circumstances, but we believe in the Iraqi judiciary."
He added, "Since the start of the electoral process, and despite our submission of all appeals, the Federal Court approved the results."
Al-Bilawi pointed out, "question marks after the approval of the legitimacy of the first session, and we hoped that the decision would be fair to the objecting parties."
The Federal Supreme Court, in its session today, Tuesday, decided to reject the appeal submitted by MPs, Basem Khashan and Mahmoud Al-Mashhadani, against the constitutionality of the first session of Parliament.
It also canceled its previous state order to temporarily suspend the work of the Presidency of the House of Representatives.

From: Raghad Daham

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Tariq Harb, commenting on the Federal Court's decision to dismiss the appeal: "Shagal Bahloul"

16:51

Fourth - Baghdad

Legal expert, Tariq Harb, commented, on Wednesday, on the Federal Court’s decision to reject the appeal, by saying: “Shagal Bahloul.”

Harb said in his Facebook post, "Some think that when we say that the court will respond to appeals, we are flatterers to certain parties. On the contrary, we always stand neutral, and that our expectations were always right, as a result of the age we spent in the corridors of the courts."

 

He added, "The appeal was, from the beginning, an invalid claim, with no benefit other than to show muscle."

He concluded his post with the hashtag "#Shagal_Bahloul".

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Decisions that have been settled and others deferred.. jurists detail the proceedings of the Federal Supreme Court session

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Fourth - Baghdad

Today, Tuesday, jurists detailed the proceedings of the Federal Supreme Court session, which came out today with a decision to resolve the controversy over the legitimacy of the first session of the Iraqi Council of Representatives.

The legal Faisal Rikan told (the Fourth) that "the Federal Supreme Court issued today its decision to reject the appeals submitted regarding the unconstitutionality of the election of the Speaker and his two deputies in the session that was held, as well as the appeal against the unconstitutionality of the first session. And 6 federal for the year 2022. The Federal Court followed it up by issuing a state order to temporarily suspend the work of the presidency of the House of Representatives, the president and his two deputies. Of course, the response to the appeals means the continuation of the work of the presidency in the House of Representatives, represented by the president and his two deputies, and their continuing to complete the work entrusted to the sessions of the House of Representatives and holding the second session to complete the process of electing a president Republic in accordance with Article (70) and Article (72), as well as confirmation of the outputs of Article (54) and (55) of the Iraqi Constitution.

 

 

He added, "Responding the appeals means the continuation of the work of the House of Representatives, and until the cancellation of the state order issued in this regard. Therefore, the democratic process within the House of Representatives will take place in a normal manner. Cancel it because the first session was held according to a constitutional timing in accordance with Article (54), which spoke of that the President of the Republic calls for the House of Representatives to convene within fifteen days from the date of the Federal Court’s approval of the final results of the elections.

He continued, "This is what actually happened, as the first session was held after fifteen days from the date of ratification, and therefore the session is legal and constitutional, and there may be outputs for this session, which is that there is a party that forms the government and a real opposition may be monitoring the real form of the political process and the work of the Council of Ministers." after its formation.

In the same context, legal representative Ali Al-Tamimi said that "Aliya Nassif's lawsuit and the other deputy who is with her is different from the lawsuit decided by the court today regarding the membership of Parliament Speaker Al-Halbousi and the first session differs. Because Alia Nassif's lawsuit relates to the most numerous bloc and was postponed to one day, nine. But The court decided and rejected the appeals regarding the challenge to the health and membership of Al-Halbousi.”

He added, "The court confirmed that Parliament resolves this by itself in accordance with Article 52 of the Constitution. It also rejected what was related to the first session, that it is correct and constitutional, and this decision is invalid."

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Khashan, commenting on the response to his lawsuit: We opened the way to challenge the parliament's procedures and correct its tracks

11:20

Fourth - Baghdad

Today, Tuesday, Representative Basem Khashan commented on the response to his lawsuit by the Federal Supreme Court, saying: We opened the way to challenge the parliament's procedures and correct its tracks.

 

Khashan said in a statement to Al-Rabaa that "the lawsuit was aimed at correcting the parliamentary procedures and putting them on the track of the constitution," adding that "the court had a certain opinion and had the last word on this matter."

He continued, "Our observations need research and development, and it is possible that at least it affected Parliament and that it opened the way to challenge Parliament's procedures, and this path is followed by others.

 

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Iran in trouble the Iraqi Supreme Court

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Samir Salha

January 28, 2022

 

 

The news and decisions of the Iraqi Federal Supreme Court are at the fore in the Iraqi scene and regional monitoring of developments in the country. Its task is not easy at all, and it deals with requests for political appeals regarding the results of the recent elections and parliamentary and governmental work from angry groups who have weapons in the street, and they are able to impose themselves if they are not judicially followed through with what they want and say.

The center of the interactive political discussions in Iraq this time is the recently announced Supreme Court decisions, which, for the second time and within weeks, have disappointed the hopes of the forces of the "coordinating framework" that brings together the Iranian-backed Shiite parties and forces under a new political roof. The first decision taken by the Constitutional Court was to reject the appeal against the results of the parliamentary elections that took place at the beginning of last October. The second rejected the claim of not recognizing the legitimacy of the first session of the new Iraqi parliament, and the process of electing the Presidency, which took place on the ninth of January.

 

The consensus in Iraqi political and partisan circles is that the quick response in the field that took place hours after the court’s decision was finally carried out by carrying out a missile attack targeting the house of Parliament Speaker, Muhammad al-Halbousi, in the city of Karma, east of Anbar, which is under the influence of military groups affiliated with the new Shiite movement, as it is said. The political reactions to the attack, its timing and the parties behind it were initiated by the Iraqi President, Barham Salih, by describing the attack as a "terrorist act, and that its timing targets national and constitutional entitlements" in the country. The second reaction was from the affiliated wing of al-Sadr's movement, who said that the attack "is a message of intimidation regarding the race to form a government, and an affirmation of the danger of uncontrolled weapons and their threat to the political process as a whole."

The threads of the game are determined by Tehran within the framework of one goal, Iran's Iraqi interests

What will happen until that date? Will the new parliament go, without hesitation, to the session to elect the country's president, when the Supreme Court's decision comes as a supportive constitutional step to continue the process of selecting the leaders of the three authorities? Will this be followed by a freeze of the confrontation over the prime minister, pending the decision of the Supreme Court on the characterization of the largest parliamentary bloc? Or will al-Sadr accept a political settlement sponsored by Iran, which includes keeping Nuri al-Maliki away from power in return for a new Shiite alliance that brings together the Sadrist movement and parties from the "coordinating framework"? The court’s decisions opened the way for proceeding with the new constitutional phase, which began after the announcement of the results of the parliamentary elections, and then preparing for the session to elect the new Iraqi president, in preparation for resolving the issue of the largest parliamentary bloc under the parliament’s roof, and who will be tasked with naming the new prime minister.

The expansion of understandings between the Sadr leadership and the rising Sunni and Kurdish forces affiliated with Massoud Barzani angered the Shiite wing affiliated with Iran in Iraq

Where does the Supreme Court derive this strength to confront partisan and political currents that control everything in and out of the country, and block the way to the political towers that built it, and it always had the final say in everything? Perhaps from its courage, independence and impartiality in defending the articles of the constitution in a country like Iraq that has suffered decades of politics and politicians’ interference in everything, and the dominance of many regional players on the game of internal balances, and charting the course of Iraq’s future and the destiny of its citizens? Will it suffice for it to take refuge in the legal texts and their interpretation to help the Iraqis recover the dream? Or will it set fire to the internal political and security fronts, without realizing it, especially after its expected third decision within days? This issue may not concern the Supreme Court much, but the most difficult test in the developments of the Iraqi scene concerns Iran before others, as it considers itself the first regional player influencing the internal, partisan, political and religious balances of the Iraqi interior. There is no difference between the commander of the Quds Force in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, General Qassem Soleimani, and his successor, General Ismail Qaani, because the threads of the game are determined by Tehran within the framework of one goal, Iran's Iraqi interests. And the Iranian leadership’s haste in sending Qaani to meet with the Iraqi Shiite forces, which are now divided in two halves in dealing with the political scene, goes far beyond the process of trying to read a position, feel the pulse, or mediate for good. These meetings are a direct warning not to cross the red lines that contradict or prejudice Tehran's interests in Iraq, because they will be a prelude to targeting Iran's accounts and regional influence, specifically in the Gulf, Lebanese, Syrian and Yemeni circles. The battle of the Iraqi presidential elections will help us to discern the features of the next political stage. Will the main Kurdish forces reach an understanding among themselves on naming the next president to support al-Sadr, or will a confrontation take place between Barham Salih and Hoshyar Zebari, consolidating the existing partisan and political balances and alignments in the country? The positions of the Iraqi parties and forces affiliated with Iran towards Al-Sadr, Al-Halbousi and Masoud Barzani, today’s allies, will go in a greater upward direction, when things become more clear, after approaching the nomination of the Prime Minister-designate, which is the most difficult test for Iraq and Iraqis, perhaps between submitting and respecting the decision of the Constitutional Court or going after the option of escalation. Political and security issues, especially if the Constitutional Court decided the issue in favor of al-Sadr, and he got what he wanted.

Muqtada al-Sadr is pragmatic, and he will not abandon his relations with Iran, especially if it gives him the government share he wants.

The important thing now is to know how Al-Sadr's reactions and positions will be in the next stage. Will he enter into new understandings with Tehran, keeping it at the forefront of the scene in return for controlling those who are affiliated with it, or will Tehran give him a short time opportunity, then adopt the call for new parliamentary elections that will restore things to the way they were years ago? The answer is also with the regional players who have begun to announce their positions in support of change, and open the way for a new political stage in Iraq. Will they enter into a confrontation with Tehran, or will they join a plan of understandings and settlements on the Lebanese way that keeps matters between the commentator and the absolute?

The expansion of understandings between the Sadr leadership and the rising Sunni and Kurdish forces affiliated with Massoud Barzani angered the Shiite wing affiliated with Iran in Iraq. Qaani's dispatch to Baghdad came with the aim of helping to resolve the political crisis between the Shiite forces there, but the Turkish and Gulf moves to stand by Iraq are described as "Sunni" interference in the country's affairs and an option to support one party at the expense of another?

Muqtada al-Sadr is pragmatic, and he will not abandon his relations with Iran, especially if it gives him the government share he wants. The "Shiite Shiite" crisis in Iraq is circumstantial. Iran will not allow it to continue for more than that, as its goal there is a political, economic, and strategic goal of a regional nature, which may be far beyond what is said about the sectarian options.

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