Internal negotiations to resolve the positions of the presidents of the republic and the ministers

[Fairways&Greens]

23 minutes ago, Laid Back said:

I believe SADR is removing his deputies from parliament to call to a massive street protest against the political parties that continues with the blockage to complete the government.

 

Go SADR

Go Protest 

Go revolution 

I hope you are right. Something’s gotta give in Iraq. 

[DWS112]

Mishaan Al-Jubouri Draws A Map Of The Political Process After Al-Sadr's Withdrawal

12/06/2022

 

Former MP Mishaan Al-Jubouri said today, Sunday, that Mustafa Al-Kazemi's government will remain, while Parliament dissolves itself to go to early elections next year.

 

The leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called this evening, Sunday, the Sadrist bloc's deputies to submit their resignations to Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi, while the latter approved the resignation requests, shortly after al-Sadr's directive.

 

[southbeach]

Does this translation mean this year, or 2023?

[dinareffic]

Looks like potato head wins = we lose 

[horsesoldier]

6 minutes ago, dinareffic said:

Looks like potato head wins = we lose 

Thinking along the same lines...old government remains... Maliki wins BIG !!

Sadr has to have a GREAT endgame going otherwise he's betrayed millions of Iraqis & will be forever remembered as the cleric that quit Iraq.

That would be very uncharacteristically un-Sadr like.

[yota691]

The Sadrist bloc resigns from Parliament

Monday 13 June 2022 127

 

 Baghdad: morning 

 

Yesterday, Sunday evening, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi approved the resignations of the Sadrist bloc’s deputies from the House of Representatives, after the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, directed the resignations of members of the Sadrist bloc to the Speaker of Parliament.

Al-Sadr said in a handwritten statement: “The head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adari, must submit the resignations of the sisters and brothers in the Sadrist bloc to the Speaker of Parliament, with great thanks to them for what they have provided in this short period. ) for their patriotism and steadfastness.. and now they are free from me, may God reward them the best.”

He added: "This is a special thanks to our cousin, Mr. Jaafar al-Sadr, whose reconciliations lasted, who was our independent candidate for prime minister."

Al-Sadr added, "This step is considered a sacrifice from me for the sake of the homeland and the people to rid them of the unknown fate, as we sacrificed previously for the liberation of Iraq."

Last Thursday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on the Sadrist bloc's representatives in Parliament to prepare their resignations.

Al-Sadr announced, in a televised speech, that he decided to remain in the opposition, and also stressed that the country's reform would only be through a national majority government, considering that the political impasse in Iraq was artificial.

[yota691]

Don't think Iran is the winner, winner chicken dinner here..the expiration date to form a government had exceeded the constitutional time line. Think legally it was the right thing to do..that me. Anyhow the Kurds are approaching it's Parliamentary Elections 2022...

[yota691]

Sadr's deputies resign and the Iraqi parliament speaker accepts it

In implementation of the request of their leader, who withdrew his cousin's nomination to head the government

Monday - 14 Dhul Qi'dah 1443 AH - June 13, 2022 AD Issue number [ 15903]

 

 

Supporters of Muqtada al-Sadr in a rally in support of him late last month (Reuters)

Baghdad: «Asharq Al-Awsat»

Two days after he threatened to go to the opposition or withdraw from the political process, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, fulfilled his promise to go to the most dangerous option, which is his withdrawal with his (Sadrist) bloc from Parliament.

In an urgent directive to the Sadrist bloc’s deputies (75 deputies), al-Sadr asked them to submit their resignations to Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi, who accepted them. Before announcing the withdrawal, al-Sadr had a telephone conversation with Kurdish leader Massoud Barzani, head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and his ally in the "Save a Homeland" coalition. In his statement, al-Sadr thanked his two allies (the Sunni “sovereignty,” led by Muhammad al-Halbousi, and the “Kurdistan Democratic Party”) for their “patriotism and steadfastness,” adding: “They are now free from me.”

Al-Sadr also gave special thanks to his cousin Jaafar Al-Sadr, "who was our independent candidate for prime minister."

At a time when Iraq has been suffering from a political impasse for eight months, after the failure of the two alliances: the "tripartite" and the Shiite "coordinating framework" to form a government, al-Sadr's decision will put everyone in front of difficult choices. The composition of Parliament will change in terms of the rise of 75 deputies who may be from other Shiite forces competing with Al-Sadr. The political map will also change in terms of forming new, alternative alliances for both the Shiite-dominated alliances through the “Sadr movement” and the “coordinating framework”, which will make Sadr’s allies (the Sunni “sovereignty” and the “Kurdish Democratic Party”) in front of other options with the forces of "the frame".

Al-Sadr had called for separating the "Popular Mobilization" from the armed factions in Iraq, while political observers considered it an escalating step in the context of the possibility of a Shiite-Shiite clash. The call came through a statement issued yesterday (Sunday) by the so-called “minister of the leader” who is close to al-Sadr, and coincided with the anniversary of the launch of the supreme Shiite authority in Iraq, Ali al-Sistani, a fatwa of “sufficiency jihad” to take up arms against “ISIS” after it invaded an area estimated at two-thirds of Iraq in mid-2014.

Al-Sadr praised the fatwa and the establishment of the “crowd,” but he said: “From here it became imperative for everyone to organize the crowd and its leaders and adhere to centralization, separate them from the so-called factions, and liquidate them from the abusers in order to keep the reputation of jihad and the mujahideen and their blood pure first and in order to strengthen Iraq and its security forces, and secondly So that the crowd remains the mobilization of the homeland and the homeland.” Al-Sadr stressed that "the crowd's title should not be involved in politics, trade, disagreements, political conflicts, and the like. They should not."

Al-Sadr said: "I offer my respect and love to my mujahideen brothers in the Mujahid Popular Mobilization and to its wounded and heroic martyrs who sacrificed for their homeland hand in hand with the security forces." He denounced all the offensive actions of some of the "popular crowd", calling for "its organization and leadership and commitment to centralization in order to preserve the reputation of jihad and the mujahideen."

It is noteworthy that this is not Al-Sadr's first call to separate the "Popular Mobilization" from the armed factions. During the month of November 2021, Al-Sadr called for the dissolution of the Popular Mobilization and its disarmament in a way that ensures that its work is restricted within what was stipulated in its founding fatwa issued by the Shiite religious authority, Ali al-Sistani. He also called for the reintegration of the Popular Mobilization Forces into the Iraqi army.

The control of ISIS included four Iraqi provinces, and the organization approached the borders of Baghdad. As a result, the “Popular Mobilization” was formed to be part of the Iraqi forces that contributed to the expulsion of the organization and the liberation of Iraqi cities in 2017, and the Popular Mobilization was established in June 2014. After ISIS took control of the city of Mosul in northern Iraq, then later played a major role in assisting the regular Iraqi forces in the operations to defeat ISIS and liberate the Iraqi cities that the organization had seized, before turning the “crowd” into a body that has a law Especially after it was voted on in the House of Representatives (Parliament).

In this context, Dr. Ghaleb Al-Daami, professor of media at Ahl al-Bayt University, said in a statement to Asharq Al-Awsat that “Al-Sadr’s call is clear in this regard, and the most important thing is that it is not a girl today, but has already been presented, while the armed factions, on their part, welcomed this idea. On time". Al-Daami added that "statements were issued in this direction, including a statement issued by Qais Khazali, the leader of Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq, and other parties, as all of them confirmed their willingness to hand over the factions' weapons to the Popular Mobilization Authority."

Al-Daami added, "The approval of the armed factions to hand over their weapons was conditional on the approval of all other parties that have weapons to disarm and follow suit. Among those who demanded that the factions disarm are Al-Sadr's Peace Brigades and the Mobilization of Religious Shrines.

Al-Dami explained that “it is important to emphasize that the armed factions are not at all reassured by al-Sadr’s words, because they believe that al-Sadr’s call does not stop at handing over their weapons, but extends to reconnecting the Popular Mobilization Authority with the Iraqi government and removing it completely from the factions’ control, which they cannot accept. Factions.

Al-Daami added that "the force with which the factions are now moving, even on the political side, is their military power based on the Popular Mobilization Brigades, which consider the Popular Mobilization to be a guarantee for them, their existence, and the challenges they face." He explained that “it is not easy, under any pretext, to accept al-Sadr’s invitation from these factions, knowing that they will not announce a public rejection, but in practice they reject it because most of these factions fear for their presence within the Popular Mobilization Authority from al-Sadr’s calls, which delays the formation of the government and obstructs it.” All tracks for this, because in the end it does not want to form a government according to the vision of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.

The deputies of the Sadrist bloc had signed last Thursday evening, all of their resignations and put them at the disposal of Muqtada al-Sadr, according to what the official Iraqi News Agency "Aware" reported, after the leader of the Sadrist movement called on his parliamentarians to submit their resignations.

The Sadrist movement's media office stated, in a statement at the time, that the Sadrist bloc's deputies had signed their resignations, all without exception, in Hananah, and put them at the disposal of their leader Muqtada al-Sadr, who announced that he had decided to remain in the opposition. He also stressed that the reform of Iraq will only take place through a "national majority government", considering that the political blockage that Iraq is currently experiencing is "artificial."

[screwball]

50 minutes ago, yota691 said:

Al-Sadr added, "This step is considered a sacrifice from me for the sake of the homeland and the people to rid them of the unknown fate, as we sacrificed previously for the liberation of Iraq."

hopefully in good way

[Shedagal]

Maybe we're getting close to "when things seem at their worst. . . "

[DoD]

IMHO…Al-Sadr just pissed off Iran and the puppet Maliki. 
If you look at from us Dinar investors point of view it sucks. 
Did you notice he waited until after the vote on the Food Law was passed to do this? 
By dissolving parliament it take’s away the immunity from all including Maliki. 
This is where I’m guessing at Al-Sadr end game. I’ve been saying for weeks they need to start burning tires in the streets because that’s what gets the attention. 
I’m a thinking that Maliki and lots more of his thieves in parliament are about to be served. Al-Sadr was serious when he said Maliki wouldn’t be part of the government. Al-Sadr made sure the citizens were cared for before he pulled the plug. The PM and president will continue until next elections, what I can’t figure out is, are there anything else that needs to happen before the CBI makes a rate change. 
That’s my thinking, either Al-Sadr has made the gamble of the century and new elections rid them of Iran or he has sent the Iraq government into the abyss….

[JonnyV]

DoD, Good analysis.  Sadr is not going to walk away without a plan.  He fell on the sword for the country he loves and probably took down Maliki at the same time.  Who knows if they will be allowed to RV with only a PM & President.  Also, Maliki is still part of the SoL.  Does that, in of itself still give him immunity even though parliament is essentially dissolved with the largest block gone?  It’s going to be an interesting week. 

[ametad]

Interesting for sure, looks like more protests on the street and possibly a revolution. Civil war brewing once again as the diplomatic solution has failed. This is a big move, one with the power of many masses behind it no matter what tactic they choose to get their will. Scary as the diplomatic tactic has been exhausted at this point.

[Half Crazy Runner]

Very interesting times ahead 🤔

Looking forward to what happens this week ……….

[yota691]

Parliament without chests

2022.06.12 - 21:23

Ahmed Abdel Husseini

  

  

Mr. Muqtada al-Sadr instructed his bloc's deputies to submit their resignations to the Speaker of Parliament, who agreed and signed the collective resignation of the Sadrists.  

  

  

 

It wasn't a threat, then, or just a gimmick. This news will have echoes near and far. As for what is close to it, it is to make the “coordinating framework” a majority by virtue of the fait accompli, and the burdens and costs required by the “majority” will shift from the shoulders of the Sadrists to other shoulders, and with it, al-Sadr will be relieved of two major responsibilities: the strenuous preparation for the formation of the government, and his being a party to enduring political closure.  

As for the far-reaching echo of this news, it is to make the matter one of two things: Either a government without the Sadrists, which will be extremely fragile and threatened by the Sadrists' ability to mobilize the masses and their repertoire of the accumulated protest experience. As for early elections, I think that al-Sadr is preparing to produce a decisive “majority” this time and is not subject to interpretation.  

Nobody is envious of those who will remain in Parliament after the withdrawal of the Sadrist bloc, as they will have heavy days ahead. It seems that the hardening of positions that contributed to bringing the situation to this juncture was the result of the inability of many to read al-Sadr's speech, and their reliance on the possibility of him reversing at the last moments in view of internal and external pressures.  

The moment al-Sadr withdrew from his speech to his supporters on the occasion of the anniversary of his father's martyrdom, I said it was not spontaneous, it was a carefully crafted spectacle moment. He wanted to cite several theses; He mentioned the first of them only and then withdrew, leaving us to guess the second. If we knew that he was in the process of making accusations, and the first accused was Saddam's regime, his mind automatically withdrew to other defendants he wanted to suggest without naming them.  

The same suggestive scene is taking place now: withdrawing at a moment he chooses to place responsibility on his opponents, placing on them burdens that he had borne alone as he presides over a "majority" subject to interpretation and inconclusive.  

The scene is getting more complicated. And the options presented by the withdrawal of the Sadrists, all point to a deepening of the blockage.  

Are there solutions?  

Hope - despite its weakness - remained pinned on historical national concessions by political leaders, if not to save Iraq from its ordeal, then at least to save the political process in which they invest their moral and material balance! 

  

 

[yota691]

With numbers and details

A legal expert draws a map of the Sadrist bloc’s replacements, according to the federal decision

2022.06.12 - 22:04

 

Baghdad - people  

On Sunday, legal expert Jamal al-Asadi detailed the legal position after the Sadrist bloc's representatives submitted a collective resignation from the House of Representatives.  

  

  

  

Al-Asadi said in a statement, of which “Nass” received a copy, (12 June 2022), that “it is the bold and courageous decision to resolve the existing political impasse, which His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr issued an invitation to the bloc’s deputies to sign their resignations, and then followed it by submitting their resignations to the House of Representatives.”   

  

Al-Asadi added, "A number of speculations have been raised on this subject, including that the resignation must be accepted by members of the House of Representatives, and there are those who say that the resignation is not submitted until after a year has passed.  

1- The House of Representatives is now in the second legislative recess for 2022, so the Speaker of the House is the representative of the House.  

  

2- Article 12/Second of the House of Representatives Law and its formations No. 13 of 2018 stipulates that the representation in the House of Representatives ends in (in the event of resignation).  

  

This text is without conditions and restrictions, and once the approval of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the resignation is considered valid, and even in the event of non-approval, it is legally considered valid, but the formality is completed with the approval of the Speaker and the issuance of the Diwaniyah order.  

  

3- The council’s approval of the dismissal of the deputy in two cases mentioned in the text of Article 12/seventh and eighth was accompanied by my agencies:  

(Seventh: The approval of the Council by a two-thirds majority of the deputies on the objection submitted to the validity of the prosecution)  

Eighth: The Council's approval to dismiss the deputy for:  

His absence, without a legitimate excuse, exceeded more than a third of the parliament's sessions out of the total sessions of one legislative term.  

Serious breach of the Parliament’s rules of conduct, and insulting the Assembly or attacking the president, one of his deputies, or one of the representatives is a grave breach for the purposes of implementing this clause.  

These two texts do not include what happened today of the bold resignations of members of the Sadrist bloc.  

  

4- The replacements for the resigned representatives will be the highest losers in their constituency according to Federal Court Decision No. (144 / Federal / 2021) on 11/14/2021.  

  

5- The parliamentary map of the House of Representatives will change according to my personal reading to the following:  

First: The rule of law has 41 seats  

Second: Al-Fateh and its allies 44 seats  

Third: State Forces 15 seats  

Fourth: Extension of 16 seats  

Fifthly: - the brightness of the Canon 7 seats  

Sixth: The Contract Alliance: 9 seats  

Seventh: The rights movement of 6 seats  

 

 

On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi confirmed that his acceptance of the resignations of the Sadrist bloc's deputies came down from the desire of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.  

Al-Halbousi stated in a blog post, seen by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), that "in response to the desire of His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr, we reluctantly accepted the requests of our brothers and sisters, the Sadrist bloc's representatives, to resign from the Iraqi parliament."    

He added, "We have made a sincere and sincere effort to discourage His Eminence from this step, but he preferred to be sacrificing and not a crippling reason for the sake of the country and the people, so he decided to proceed with this decision."    

  

On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi signed the mass resignations of the Sadrist bloc.  

The head of the bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, submitted a request for a collective resignation to his bloc, in response to the call of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.        

According to a video obtained by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi is seen signing the resignations of the Sadrist bloc in the presence of the bloc's leader, Hassan al-Adhari.        

  

  

On Sunday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, directed the resignations of members of the Sadrist bloc to Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi.  

  

Al-Sadr said in a statement, of which "Nass" received a copy, (12 June 2022), that "the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, must submit the resignations of the sisters and brothers in the Sadrist bloc to the Speaker of Parliament."          

And he indicated that "this step is considered a sacrifice on my part for the sake of the people and the country to rid them of their unknown fate." He also extended his thanks to "Jaafar al-Sadr, who was our candidate for prime minister."          

  

  

  

  

  

  

Al-Sadr had called the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, on Sunday.  

According to a brief statement by the party, "Nass" received a copy of it, (12 June 2022), "Massoud Barzani received a phone call from Muqtada al-Sadr, in which he discussed the latest developments in the ongoing political process."   

[yota691]

The text of the resignation of the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan Al-Adari, and the signature of Al-Halbousi

2022.06.12 - 22:42

 

Baghdad - people  

"Nass" publishes a copy of the resignation of the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan Al-Adhari, from the House of Representatives.  

  

  

According to the resignation document, it bore the signature of Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi, approving the request.  

  

[yota691]

Does it require a council vote?

All the legal details and the repercussions of the resignation of the Sadrist bloc deputies from Parliament

06.12.2022 - 23:36

 

  

Baghdad - people  

The legal expert, Ali Al-Tamimi, clarified, on Sunday, the legal path for the resignation of members of the House of Representatives.  

  

 

  

Al-Tamimi said in a statement to "Nass" (June 12, 2022), that "the resignation expresses the individual will of the deputy, and we noted that the resignations all came through an independent petition submitted to the Speaker of Parliament."  

He added that "the approval of the Speaker of Parliament is sufficient for his resignation, because Parliament's vote is only in the case of resignation for retirement purposes according to Law No. 9 of 2005, and this was also amended under the Federal Court Law of 2014, so these resignations became a fait accompli as soon as the approval of the Speaker of Parliament."  

He continued, "The replacement of the deputies is from the same constituency and is the biggest loser, as the Federal Court decision says, with the interpretation of Article 46 of the Elections Law No. 9 of 20, whereby they are replaced by the highest losers for the same constituency and not for the bloc."  

He pointed out that "the person who replaces his name goes to the Federal Court by the Commission at the request of Parliament, and after the approval of the Federal, they take the oath before Parliament, and they become representatives of the resigned representatives."  

And he indicated that "resignation differs from dissolving Parliament, because it is subject to reform and replacement. Dissolving Parliament according to Article 46 requires a request from a third of Parliament, and only the absolute majority of Parliament members, as this result does not affect the work of Parliament."  

  

On Sunday, legal expert Jamal al-Asadi detailed the legal position after the Sadrist bloc's representatives submitted a collective resignation from the House of Representatives.  

Al-Asadi said in a statement, of which “Nass” received a copy, (12 June 2022), that “it is the bold and courageous decision to resolve the existing political impasse, which His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr issued an invitation to the bloc’s deputies to sign their resignations, and then followed it by submitting their resignations to the House of Representatives.”  

Al-Asadi added, "A number of speculations have been raised on this subject, including that the resignation must be accepted by members of the House of Representatives, and there are those who say that the resignation is not submitted until after a year has passed.    

  

1- The House of Representatives is now in the second legislative recess for 2022, so the Speaker of the House is the representative of the House.    

  

2- Article 12/Second of the House of Representatives Law and its formations No. 13 of 2018 stipulates that the representation in the House of Representatives ends in (in the event of resignation).    

  

This text is without conditions and restrictions, and once the approval of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the resignation is considered valid, and even in the event of non-approval, it is legally considered valid, but the formality is completed with the approval of the Speaker and the issuance of the Diwaniyah order.    

  

3- The council’s approval of the dismissal of the deputy in two cases mentioned in the text of Article 12/seventh and eighth was accompanied by my agencies:    

(Seventh: The approval of the Council by a two-thirds majority of the deputies on the objection submitted to the validity of the prosecution)    

Eighth: The Council's approval to dismiss the deputy for:    

His absence, without a legitimate excuse, exceeded more than a third of the parliament's sessions out of the total sessions of one legislative term.    

Serious breach of the Parliament’s rules of conduct, and insulting the Assembly or attacking the president, one of his deputies, or one of the representatives is a grave breach for the purposes of implementing this clause.    

These two texts do not include what happened today of the bold resignations of members of the Sadrist bloc.    

  

4- The replacements for the resigned representatives will be the highest losers in their constituency according to Federal Court Decision No. (144 / Federal / 2021) on 11/14/2021.    

  

5- The parliamentary map of the House of Representatives will change according to my personal reading to the following:    

First: The rule of law has 41 seats    

Second: Al-Fateh and its allies 44 seats    

Third: State Forces 15 seats    

Fourth: Extension of 16 seats    

Fifthly: - the brightness of the Canon 7 seats    

Sixth: The Contract Alliance: 9 seats    

Seventh: The rights movement of 6 seats    

[yota691]

Barzani's party clarifies after the resignation of the Sadrist bloc's deputies

2022.06.13 - 00:26

 

Baghdad - people   

Arafat Karam, the official in charge of the Iraqi file at the headquarters of the leader of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, said that his party's position on the resignation of the Sadrist bloc's deputies and their withdrawal from the "triple alliance" has not yet been officially issued.  

 

  

Karam wrote a post followed by "People", in which he said, "Regarding the resignation of the Sadrist movement's representatives, there is no official position so far on the Kurdistan Democratic Party. Everything that is said, rumored and published is incorrect."  

 

On Sunday, the Kurdistan Democratic Party considered the resignation of the Sadrist bloc's deputies from the House of Representatives as "the end of the political process in Iraq."  

Party member Imad Baglan said in a televised interview, followed by "Nas" (June 12, 2022), that "the Sadrist bloc has resigned, this means the end of the political process in Iraq, and the resignation is an extension of the internal Shiite crisis, and we, as the Democratic Party and the Alliance of Sovereignty, are not a major part of it and do not rush to Take steps."    

He pointed out that "if the party and the sovereign agree, hypothetically, to go with the framework to form the government, the government will not last 15 days."    

Meanwhile, a deputy from the Kurdistan Democratic Party, who preferred not to reveal his name, told "People" that "there are no tendencies to submit the resignation from our bloc within the Federal Parliament, and we are waiting for what the leadership is asking of us."  

  

On Sunday, the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, expressed his respect for the decision of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, to resign the Sadrist bloc from the House of Representatives.  

Al-Khanjar stated in a post reviewed by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), that "I received a phone call from His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr, and expressed my full respect and appreciation for the great sacrifice made by the Sadrist movement for the sake of the country and reforming the political process."      

He added, "Tackling the sins of the political system in Iraq is a national necessity on which we agree with everyone who believes in the homeland, and we will continue our dialogues for this goal."  

  

On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi confirmed that his acceptance of the resignations of the Sadrist bloc's deputies came down from the desire of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.  

Al-Halbousi stated in a blog post, seen by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), that "in response to the desire of His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr, we reluctantly accepted the requests of our brothers and sisters, the Sadrist bloc's representatives, to resign from the Iraqi parliament."        

He added, "We have made a sincere and sincere effort to discourage His Eminence from this step, but he preferred to be sacrificing and not a crippling reason for the sake of the country and the people, so he decided to proceed with this decision.

[yota691]

 

 

Hakim Al-Zamili makes his first comment after his resignation from the position of Deputy Speaker of Parliament

06.13.2022 - 00:34

 

Baghdad - people  

Hakim al-Zamili, the first deputy speaker of the Iraqi parliament, made a comment after submitting his resignation in response to al-Sadr's call.  

  

 

  

Al-Zamili wrote a post followed by "Nass", which read: "Our master and leader, may God honor you... you value the interest as long as we resign in order to save what is left of saving Iraq, so we offer ourselves as a sacrifice for our beloved Iraq."  

  

  

  

On Sunday, the resigned head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adari, thanked the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, and the bloc's deputies.  

Al-Adhari said in a statement, of which “Nass” received a copy, (12 June 2022), “Our master and leader, in my name and in the name of all the dear sisters and brothers in the Sadrist bloc, we offer our thanks and gratitude to you, our leader, for what you have provided and presented to Iraq and its people. We will always be ready for any assignment you give us."    

And he added, "I cannot fail to extend my thanks and gratitude to the heroes, men and women of the Sadrist bloc's representatives, who were the best helper and helper and who were on a high level of responsibility and discipline."    

Al-Adari concluded by saying: "Everyone should declare his support for the decision of His Eminence the Leader in word and deed."    

  

And "Nass" publishes a copy of the resignation of the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan Al-Adhari, from the House of Representatives.  

According to the resignation document, it bore the signature of Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi, approving the resignation request.      

  

  

  

On Sunday, the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, expressed his respect for the decision of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, to resign the Sadrist bloc from the House of Representatives.  

Al-Khanjar stated in a post reviewed by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), that "I received a phone call from His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr, and expressed my full respect and appreciation for the great sacrifice made by the Sadrist movement for the sake of the country and reforming the political process."        

He added, "Tackling the sins of the political system in Iraq is a national necessity on which we agree with everyone who believes in the homeland, and we will continue our dialogues for this goal."        

  

On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi confirmed that his acceptance of the resignations of the Sadrist bloc's deputies came down from the desire of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.  

Al-Halbousi stated in a blog post, seen by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), that "in response to the desire of His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr, we reluctantly accepted the requests of our brothers and sisters, the Sadrist bloc's representatives, to resign from the Iraqi parliament."          

He added, "We have made a sincere and sincere effort to discourage His Eminence from this step, but he preferred to be sacrificing and not a crippling reason for the sake of the country and the people, so he decided to proceed with this decision."  

  

On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi signed the mass resignations of the Sadrist bloc.  

The head of the bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, submitted a request for a collective resignation to his bloc, in response to the call of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.  

According to a video obtained by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi is seen signing the resignations of the Sadrist bloc in the presence of the bloc's leader, Hassan al-Adhari.              

  

  

On Sunday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, directed the resignations of members of the Sadrist bloc to Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi.  

Al-Sadr said in a statement, of which "Nass" received a copy, (12 June 2022), that "the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, must submit the resignations of the sisters and brothers in the Sadrist bloc to the Speaker of Parliament."  

And he indicated that "this step is considered a sacrifice on my part for the sake of the people and the country to rid them of their unknown fate." He also extended his thanks to "Jaafar al-Sadr, who was our candidate for prime minister."                

  

  

  

  

Al-Sadr had called the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, on Sunday.  According to a brief statement by the party, "Nass" received a copy of it, (12 June 2022), "Massoud Barzani received a phone call from Muqtada al-Sadr, in which he discussed the latest developments in the ongoing political process."

     

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'Time to apologize and quit'

Jaafar al-Sadr makes his final decision after the resignation of the Sadrist bloc's deputies

2022.06.13 - 01:44

 

Baghdad - people   

The Sadrist bloc's candidate for prime minister, Muhammad Jaafar al-Sadr, made his final decision to apologize and withdraw, after all the bloc's deputies resigned from the Iraqi parliament.  

 

  

Jaafar al-Sadr said in a post followed by "Nass", after midnight Sunday on Monday (June 13, 2022), "I accepted the candidacy of His Eminence Sayyid al-Sadr (his shadow) in support of his national reform project, and now is the time to apologize and withdraw."  

He concluded by saying, "Thank you to His Eminence and the Save the Nation Alliance for their trust."  

  

Hakim al-Zamili, the first deputy speaker of the Iraqi parliament, made a comment after submitting his resignation in response to al-Sadr's call.  

Al-Zamili wrote a post followed by "Nass", which read: "Our master and leader, may God honor you... you value the interest as long as we resign in order to save what is left of saving Iraq, so we offer ourselves as a sacrifice for our beloved Iraq."    

  

  

  

On Sunday, the resigned head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adari, thanked the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, and the bloc's deputies.  

Al-Adhari said in a statement, of which “Nass” received a copy, (12 June 2022), “Our master and leader, in my name and in the name of all the dear sisters and brothers in the Sadrist bloc, we offer our thanks and gratitude to you, our leader, for what you have provided and presented to Iraq and its people. We will always be ready for any assignment you give us."      

And he added, "I cannot fail to extend my thanks and gratitude to the heroes, men and women of the Sadrist bloc's representatives, who were the best helper and helper and who were on a high level of responsibility and discipline."      

Al-Adari concluded by saying: "Everyone should declare his support for the decision of His Eminence the Leader in word and deed."      

  

And "Nass" publishes a copy of the resignation of the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan Al-Adhari, from the House of Representatives.  

According to the resignation document, it bore the signature of Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi, approving the resignation request.        

  

  

  

On Sunday, the head of the Sovereignty Alliance, Khamis al-Khanjar, expressed his respect for the decision of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, to resign the Sadrist bloc from the House of Representatives.  

Al-Khanjar stated in a post reviewed by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), that "I received a phone call from His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr, and expressed my full respect and appreciation for the great sacrifice made by the Sadrist movement for the sake of the country and reforming the political process."          

He added, "Tackling the sins of the political system in Iraq is a national necessity on which we agree with everyone who believes in the homeland, and we will continue our dialogues for this goal."          

  

On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi confirmed that his acceptance of the resignations of the Sadrist bloc's deputies came down from the desire of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.  

Al-Halbousi stated in a blog post, seen by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), that "in response to the desire of His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr, we reluctantly accepted the requests of our brothers and sisters, the Sadrist bloc's representatives, to resign from the Iraqi parliament."            

He added, "We have made a sincere and sincere effort to discourage His Eminence from this step, but he preferred to be sacrificing and not a crippling reason for the sake of the country and the people, so he decided to proceed with this decision."  

  

On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi signed the mass resignations of the Sadrist bloc.  

The head of the bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, submitted a request for a collective resignation to his bloc, in response to the call of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.  

According to a video obtained by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi is seen signing the resignations of the Sadrist bloc in the presence of the bloc's leader, Hassan al-Adhari.     

  

  

  

On Sunday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, directed the resignations of members of the Sadrist bloc to Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi.  

Al-Sadr said in a statement, of which "Nass" received a copy, (12 June 2022), that "the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, must submit the resignations of the sisters and brothers in the Sadrist bloc to the Speaker of Parliament."    

And he indicated that "this step is considered a sacrifice on my part for the sake of the people and the country to rid them of their unknown fate." He also extended his thanks to "Jaafar al-Sadr, who was our candidate for prime minister."                

  

  

  

Al-Sadr had called the head of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, on Sunday.  According to a brief statement by the party, "Nass" received a copy of it, (12 June 2022), "Massoud Barzani received a phone call from Muqtada al-Sadr, in which he discussed the latest developments in the ongoing political process."

 

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Muhammad Allawi: One chance to save Iraq after the shock of Sadr's withdrawal

2022.06.13 - 08:25

 

Baghdad - people   

On Monday, independent politician Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi called on the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, to reconsider the step of the Sadrist parliament's resignation, describing it as "dangerous."  

 

  

Allawi said in his blog post, followed by "Nass" (June 13, 2022): "Iraq is at a crossroads after Al-Sadr's last position; either salvation or the end of a country called Iraq."  

  

He explained, "I was shocked, as most of our compatriots, after Al-Sadr's decision to resign from the parliament, this step that could push the country towards an unknown future and to dangerous levels and chaos, whose repercussions only God knows."  

  

He added, "This shock deepened when many political parties dealt with this major event as a fait accompli. In fact, there were signs of diagnosing the replacements of the resigned MPs, unaware of the dire consequences of such a dangerous and very dangerous path," calling on "Al-Sadr to reconsider this dangerous step."  

  

And Allawi said, "I say that this step may serve the interest of the movement in increasing the support of the street that rejects the political process and for many politicians in the interest of the movement, but this major event will certainly expose Iraq to grave danger." Pointing out, "We have entrusted you with courageous stances in the interest of the country in the past when the interest of the movement conflicted with the interest of Iraq, so do not forget your position in dismissing the four ministers of the Sadrist movement in 2007 when it became clear to you their corruption, and you were the only Iraqi politician who reprimanded and punished the corrupters of his group during the previous periods, And your position in my phone call is with you in your support in rejecting the quotas, contrary to the interest of the movement and the interest of Iraq, and now the interest of Iraq requires that you remain with your movement at the head of the House of Representatives and not cut the hair of Sid with the coordinating framework to reach the minimum participants to preserve the country and its future.  

  

Allawi also called for the coordinating framework, saying, "The ball is now in your court, and you appreciate the seriousness of the situation and the situation of the country and the unknown and dangerous future that could confront the country in the event the Sadrist movement withdraws from the political process. You are required to strive to reach a common word with al-Sadr. This is the last chance." to save the country."  

  

He also called on the supreme authority, saying, "You know the reality, the details, and the subtleties of matters, and as you know, the country has reached the edge of a cliff, with the danger that Iraq will collapse into abysmal abyss. Your Eminence is required to intervene, as you are the last resort to save the country from a dangerous and unknown future."  

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List of substitutes for the resigned Sadrist MPs in 12 governorates

06.13.2022 - 08:44

 

Baghdad - people  

Today, Monday, "Nass" publishes a list of the names of the Sadrist parliament's replacements who have recently submitted their resignations, in compliance with the direction of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.  

 

  

  

  

  

On Sunday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, directed the resignations of members of the Sadrist bloc to Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi.  

Al-Sadr said in a statement, of which "Nass" received a copy, that "the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adari, must submit the resignations of the sisters and brothers in the Sadrist bloc to the Speaker of Parliament."    

And he indicated that "this step is considered a sacrifice on my part for the sake of the people and the country to rid them of their unknown fate." He also extended his thanks to "Jaafar al-Sadr, who was our candidate for prime minister."    

  

  

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Mishaan Al-Jubouri: Parliament will dissolve itself and early elections next year

2022.06.13 - 09:29

 

Baghdad - people  

The excluded representative, Mishaan al-Jubouri, expected, on Monday, the dissolution of parliament and the survival of the government of Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazemi, against the background of the resignation of the Sadrist movement’s representatives from Parliament.  

 

  

Al-Jubouri said, in a blog post followed by "Nass" (June 13, 2022), "Al-Kazemi and his government will remain, dissolve Parliament itself and go to early elections next year."  

  

On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi signed the mass resignations of the Sadrist bloc.  

The head of the bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, submitted a request for a collective resignation to his bloc, in response to the call of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.            

According to a video obtained by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi is seen signing the resignations of the Sadrist bloc in the presence of the bloc's leader, Hassan al-Adhari.            

  

  

On Sunday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, directed the resignations of members of the Sadrist bloc to Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi.  

  

Al-Sadr said in a statement, of which "Nass" received a copy, (12 June 2022), that "the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, must submit the resignations of the sisters and brothers in the Sadrist bloc to the Speaker of Parliament."              

And he indicated that "this step is considered a sacrifice on my part for the sake of the people and the country to rid them of their unknown fate." He also extended his thanks to "Jaafar al-Sadr, who was our candidate for prime minister."              

  

  

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Comment from Massoud Barzani regarding the resignation of the Sadrist movement's deputies

2022.06.13 - 09:39

 

Baghdad - people  

The leader of the Democratic Party, Massoud Barzani, commented, on Monday, on the decision of the Sadrist parliament to withdraw from the House of Representatives.  

  

 

"We respect the decision of His Eminence Sayyid Muqtada al-Sadr, and we will follow up on subsequent developments," Barzani said in his brief blog, followed by "Nass" (June 13, 2022).  

  

  

The excluded MP, Mishaan al-Jubouri, expected, on Monday, the dissolution of parliament and the survival of the government of Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazemi, against the background of the resignation of the Sadrist movement’s representatives from parliament.  

Al-Jubouri said, in a blog post followed by "Nass" (June 13, 2022), "Al-Kazemi and his government will remain, dissolve Parliament itself and go to early elections next year."    

  

On Sunday, Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi signed the mass resignations of the Sadrist bloc.  

The head of the bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, submitted a request for a collective resignation to his bloc, in response to the call of the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr.              

According to a video obtained by "Nass" (June 12, 2022), Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi is seen signing the resignations of the Sadrist bloc in the presence of the bloc's leader, Hassan al-Adhari.              

  

  

On Sunday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, directed the resignations of members of the Sadrist bloc to Parliament Speaker Muhammad al-Halbousi.  

  

Al-Sadr said in a statement, of which "Nass" received a copy, (12 June 2022), that "the head of the Sadrist bloc, Hassan al-Adhari, must submit the resignations of the sisters and brothers in the Sadrist bloc to the Speaker of Parliament."                

And he indicated that "this step is considered a sacrifice on my part for the sake of the people and the country to rid them of their unknown fate." He also extended his thanks to "Jaafar al-Sadr, who was our candidate for prime minister."