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A leader in Al-Hikma: Saleh is under tremendous pressure, and no official has ever passed after 2003
Iran: Iraq protests reduced our exports by one billion dollars
Editing Date: 12/26/2019 12:26 • 77 times read
(International: Al Furat News) Iran announced that the popular protests in Iraq have caused a significant decrease in the value of its exports to the country.
The Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce between Iran and Iraq, Hamid Hosseini, said in a press statement that "the recent protests in Iraq managed to reduce the volume of Iran's exports to Iraq by one billion dollars compared to last year."
It is noteworthy that Iran occupies the second place after Ankara, in terms of trade exchanges with Iraq, as it reaches today about 12 billion dollars annually, less than ten percent of it is the value of Baghdad's exports to Tehran, according to official figures.
Activists launched the "Made in Iraq" campaign in support of the local product, and the campaign has already harvested its fruits, though relatively limited, as the production of some of the local factories (governmental and private) such as dairy and eggs factories and some food and consumer items has increased.
It is noteworthy that Iran occupies the second place after Ankara, in terms of trade exchanges with Iraq, as it reaches today about 12 billion dollars annually, less than ten percent of it is the value of Baghdad's exports to Tehran, according to official figures.
Activists launched the "Made in Iraq" campaign in support of the local product, and the campaign has already harvested its fruits, though relatively limited, as the production of some of the local factories (governmental and private) such as dairy and eggs factories and some food and consumer items has increased.
$3.4m to support Women and Children in Iraq
Iraq, December 26, 2019
UNFPA renews its partnership with the European Regional Development and Protection Programme for Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq (RDPP II) with a multi-year grant of a total of DKK 22,056,446, equivalent of US$ 3.36 million to the Fund’s on-going interventions to mitigate and respond to gender-based violence in Iraq.
The conflict in Iraq and the subsequent humanitarian crisis have exponentially exposed the population, particularly women, girls and boys, to various forms of gender-based violence, including in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.
RDPP’s contribution supports training, capacity building and system strengthening initiatives targeting institutions and government entities. This partnership ensures the continuity of mentored service provision related to survivors and well-being of women and girls from refugee, internally displaced and host communities across the country.
Furthermore, this new funding enables UNFPA to work with partners on strengthening the legal framework and enhancing behavioral changes through evidence-based advocacy.
“This partnership aims to support government institutions in strengthening their capacity to respond to the survivors of sexual and gender-based violence and enhance the prevention of violence against women”, said Vincenzo Schiano-Lomoriello, RDPP Liaison and Project Manager, “This approach also ensures the active engagement of local partners and community leaders in the response to women and girl GBV survivors through the development of tools, national systems, and other capacity-building initiatives”.
“I am grateful for RDPP’s renewed trust in our interventions in Iraq,” said Dr Oluremi Sogunro, UNFPA Representative to Iraq. “UNFPA and RDPP’s partnership dates from 2017 and has allowed the Fund to support the establishment of a helpline
“119” for GBV survivors and put together a communication for behavioural impact (COMBI) plan to end Female Genital Mutilation’s in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq”.
“With RDPP, we aim at strengthening education, individual training, and national data systems as well as improving individual rights and freedoms across Iraq: We shall leave no one behind”, he concluded.
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Baghdad allocated 1 billion dinars for projects in Halabja, Said Sadiq: communiqué
Iraq, December 26, 2019
SULAIMANI — The Iraqi Ministry of Planning has allocated one billion Iraqi dinars ($838 thousand) for two projects in Halabja and Said Sadiq, according to a communiqué.
A communiqué dated September 4 shows that the ministry of planning has called on the ministry of finance to provide one billion Iraqi dinars from the 2019 federal budget for two projects in the Halabja province and Said Sadiq district.
The first project mentioned in the communiqué is about the completion of a road in Barkew neighborhood in Said Sadiq.
The second project includes the completion of a road in the industry area of Halabja province, according to the communiqué.
Editing Date: 12/26/2019 23:24 • 218 times read
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The leader of the National Wisdom Movement, Baligh Abu Kallal, revealed that the President of the Republic, Barham Salih, was exposed to what he described as “tremendous pressure” regarding the nomination of the next prime minister.
Abu Kalel said in a statement, which was received by the {Euphrates News Agency}, that Saleh was “under tremendous pressure that had never been passed on to a sovereign official after 2003!”
He added, "[Saleh] acted an honorable and patriotic person, seeing himself before a historical moment, and I ask God to enable him to choose the correct decision that carries his name in the history of Iraq with honor and greatness, like the greatness of Iraq and the position of the president protecting Iraq, its unity and its constitution."
He added, "[Saleh] acted an honorable and patriotic person, seeing himself before a historical moment, and I ask God to enable him to choose the correct decision that carries his name in the history of Iraq with honor and greatness, like the greatness of Iraq and the position of the president protecting Iraq, its unity and its constitution."
Report Documents Security Violations Against Protesters
Daring to kill and an absent justice: Report documents Iraqi security violations against protesters
The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor urged the Iraqi authorities to open a comprehensive investigation into all the killings, kidnappings and torture Iraq has witnessed since the protests broke out last October 1 and to ensure it is independent, and to release all detained protesters charged with participating in protests unless they are charged or convicted in line with Iraqi law.
The Geneva-based group said in a report issued on December 19, 2019 that the protests in Iraq were peaceful and seemed at their outbreak to be spontaneous without any interference or invitation from any political or religious party, and the slogans and chants of protesters in the streets continued to express their demands at popular gatherings, despite the excessive force and resorting to repressive security measures by the armed militias of the Iraqi government.
The report, titled “The Iraqi movement: Daring to Kill and An Absent Justice,” highlighted the most important violations that Iraqi protesters are still subjected to, according to testimonies collected and documented by victims of these attacks, in addition to the reasons that led Iraqis to take to the streets to protest against the tragic conditions experienced by the country like the widespread corruption, the lack of services, and the widespread poverty.
Tariq Iliwa, a researcher at Euro-Med Monitor, said: “Although the Iraqi government does not recognize the legality of the popular movement in Baghdad and the rest of the provinces, from a legal point of view, the Iraqi Constitution of 2005 emphasized the importance of respecting the right to peaceful protest and freedom of opinion and expression, as International law also affirmed these rights in many international covenants and treaties.”
Iliwa added that government forces and armed militias have carried out forcible kidnappings and disappearances to intimidate protesters, with the aim of reducing the intensity of the protests until they stop.
According to the 15-page report, Iraqi government forces and armed militias have adopted, since the outbreak of the protests, a number of repressive and brutal methods against protesters, killing hundreds, assassinating dozens of activists, arresting and kidnapping thousands of protesters, and closing a number of institutions and press offices.
The report documented testimonies of detainees, some of whom were released, while others died as a result of torture by security forces or armed militias, including activist Hassan al-Husayni al-Husayni, who was kidnapped on November 25 by security forces wearing civilian clothes while he was at one of the protests. He was found alive in Ibrahimiya area eight hours after his abduction, with signs of torture on his body.
According to testimonies collected by Euro-Med Monitor, hundreds of detainees were tortured in various ways, such as beatings, use of electric sticks, hanging and other cruel and degrading means.
The report provided statistics on the protests that took place in Iraqi cities, according to the documentation of Euro-Med Monitor’s team and the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Iraq from October 1 to December 15.
Euro-Med Monitor called on the Iraqi authorities, in line with their international commitments, to respect human rights by taking all executive, legislative and judicial procedures to make sure Iraqis can enjoy their right to peaceful protest and freedom of opinion and expression.
Euro-Med Monitor stressed that security forces should commit to the basic principles of the United Nations on the Use of Force and Firearms by Law Enforcement Officials.
Euro-Med Monitor recommended that it is necessary to work to prosecute all leaders and those responsible for violations committed against protesters, calling on authorities to respect the right of protesters to peaceful assembly as long since it is a constitutional right affirmed by the Iraqi Constitution, and to refrain from using force against them. Those who are involved in such violations often prompt criminal sanctions against them internally or internationally.
Euro-Med Monitor called on Iraqi authorities to respond to the demands of the protesters by adopting a set of legal, economic and social reforms. The group concluded by urging the legislative authority to enact a law regulating the right to protest and peaceful assembly in a manner that guarantees lifting all restrictions on rights guaranteed by International Humanitarian Law.
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Baghdad: «The Gulf», agencies:
The Iraqi demonstrators continued in the capital, Baghdad, and in the southern governorates, their protests, which entered its third month, yesterday, Wednesday, affirming their rejection of any candidate for prime minister who comes through the political class, and they reaffirmed their demands that include amending the constitution, restricting arms to the state, and preventing external interference in the matter Iraqi, while hundreds in the south of the country, an activist who died from wounds sustained ten days ago in the explosion of his car, while protesters at night, after the announcement of his death, burned the offices and headquarters of pro-Iranian parties in Al-Diwaniyah Governorate, while the Commission for Human Rights announced the killing of 489 protesters since Divorce protests in the country.
Thaer al-Tayeb, a well-known activist in Diwaniya, joined the popular movement three months ago in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, the epicenter of the unprecedented uprising that swept Iraq. On December 15, during a visit with another activist, Ali al-Madani, to his city, 200 km south of Baghdad, the two men were wounded after the al-Tayyib car exploded. Witnesses said, "Yesterday morning, demonstrators burned the offices and headquarters of the Virtue, Advocacy, and National Welfare parties, the Badr Organization and Asaib Ahl al-Haq, against the background of the death of the civil activist, Thaer Karim al-Tayyib." According to witnesses, the protesters took to the streets as soon as they heard the news of the activist's death, and cut the roads linking Diwaniya Governorate to the neighboring cities, amid a heavy deployment of Iraqi forces. Yesterday, hundreds of protesters participated in the funeral of al-Tayyib, carrying his coffin under a large Iraqi flag. The demonstrators who participated in the funeral also demanded that the Iraqi authorities bring the perpetrators to justice, in order to obtain a fair punishment, while the governor of Diwaniya, Zuhair Al-Shaalan, announced the three-day mourning day in the governorate against the death of the civil activist Thaer Karim al-Tayeb. Also on Tuesday evening, the Iraqi satirical actor Aous Fadel survived an assassination attempt, after three bullets struck his car without suffering any injury. He posted a video on social media showing the effects of bullets on his car. In another video, Fadel said: “They are targeting those who support the revolution to silence them. But we are continuing our revolution. We have already achieved a goal, and parliament voted in favor of individual voting.”
In Dhi Qar Governorate, the demonstrators cut off the bridges of olives, civilizations, and victory since yesterday morning, in the center of Nasiriyah, the center of the governorate, to paralyze traffic in the city, as is the case every day.
In Baghdad's Tahrir Square, protesters continued to be present amid celebrations they organized on the occasion of Christmas. The demonstrators called on the Iraqi authorities to expedite the selection of a prime minister, through consultations with the coordination of the demonstration squares. They stressed the rejection of any candidate to succeed Abdul-Mahdi, who comes through parties.
Meanwhile, the High Commission for Human Rights in Iraq announced that 489 demonstrators had been killed and more than 27,000 injured in protest demonstrations that entered its third month in a row to demand reforms in the political process. Dr. Ali Al-Bayati said: The number of victims of the protest demonstrations since its inception until today has reached 489 dead, and more than 27 thousand injured.
He pointed out that the number of detainees amounted to 2807, the majority of whom were released, and that only 107 protesters remained in detention. He added: “The number of kidnapped civilian activists in the demonstration yard reached 77 civilian activists, 12 of whom were released, while 33 civilian activists were killed.”
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Deputy for construction: Early elections do not work without amending Article 76 of the Constitution
Editing Date: 12/26/2019 22:55 • 177 times read
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The deputy of the building bloc, Ahmed Al-Kinani, stressed that early elections do not work without amending Article 76 of the constitution regarding naming and defining the largest bloc.
Al-Kanani said to the program (special coverage) broadcast on the Al-Furat satellite channel tonight, that "the electoral system since 2003 was a closed list and today the Kurdish component has reservations and they are respected, therefore there is a fear of being properly represented in the mixed areas.
"But the demand of the street and the demonstrations demanded an acceptable electoral law, and the authority confirmed that speeding up the legislation of the law will allow the people to be present in the parliament dome in the event that their ranks are in the electoral districts. It is possible that the power of organized political blocs will return more in the Iraqi street."
He continued, "The lack of interest of the political blocs in the interests of the street led to the public grumbling," stressing that "the law will change a lot in the elections and will be high participation."
And he affirmed, "The discussions of the Shiite blocs continue to choose the prime minister, and to get out of this crisis, a brotherhood session must be held for all the Shiite blocs to get out of the crisis."
He pointed out that "political struggles have started to reflect on the provinces, and construction has addressed the mandate of the next prime minister after others have abandoned him, therefore today there is responsibility, security, and disruption of idle circles and schools. Therefore, a government must be formed."
He pointed out that "the caretaker government did not deal responsibly with the demonstrations, and the president of the republic does not refuse the candidate, but has to present the name of the candidate and the blocs are the ones who vote by saying or rejecting", adding that "even if we went to early elections if Article 76 was not modified about determining The bigger block we will remain in the same problems. "
Al-Kanani concluded by saying, "The constitution includes clauses that do not fit with the situation of Iraq as components and parties, and we hope that the amendment will be by going to elect the prime minister from the people to get rid of these forms."
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"But the demand of the street and the demonstrations demanded an acceptable electoral law, and the authority confirmed that speeding up the legislation of the law will allow the people to be present in the parliament dome in the event that their ranks are in the electoral districts. It is possible that the power of organized political blocs will return more in the Iraqi street."
He continued, "The lack of interest of the political blocs in the interests of the street led to the public grumbling," stressing that "the law will change a lot in the elections and will be high participation."
And he affirmed, "The discussions of the Shiite blocs continue to choose the prime minister, and to get out of this crisis, a brotherhood session must be held for all the Shiite blocs to get out of the crisis."
He pointed out that "political struggles have started to reflect on the provinces, and construction has addressed the mandate of the next prime minister after others have abandoned him, therefore today there is responsibility, security, and disruption of idle circles and schools. Therefore, a government must be formed."
He pointed out that "the caretaker government did not deal responsibly with the demonstrations, and the president of the republic does not refuse the candidate, but has to present the name of the candidate and the blocs are the ones who vote by saying or rejecting", adding that "even if we went to early elections if Article 76 was not modified about determining The bigger block we will remain in the same problems. "
Al-Kanani concluded by saying, "The constitution includes clauses that do not fit with the situation of Iraq as components and parties, and we hope that the amendment will be by going to elect the prime minister from the people to get rid of these forms."
Human rights organization: 489 protesters have been killed since the protests began
Iraqi anger burns party headquarters in Diwaniyah
Posted: 26/12/2019
Baghdad: «The Gulf», agencies:
The Iraqi demonstrators continued in the capital, Baghdad, and in the southern governorates, their protests, which entered its third month, yesterday, Wednesday, affirming their rejection of any candidate for prime minister who comes through the political class, and they reaffirmed their demands that include amending the constitution, restricting arms to the state, and preventing external interference in the matter Iraqi, while hundreds in the south of the country, an activist who died from wounds sustained ten days ago in the explosion of his car, while protesters at night, after the announcement of his death, burned the offices and headquarters of pro-Iranian parties in Al-Diwaniyah Governorate, while the Commission for Human Rights announced the killing of 489 protesters since Divorce protests in the country.
Thaer al-Tayeb, a well-known activist in Diwaniya, joined the popular movement three months ago in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, the epicenter of the unprecedented uprising that swept Iraq. On December 15, during a visit with another activist, Ali al-Madani, to his city, 200 km south of Baghdad, the two men were wounded after the al-Tayyib car exploded. Witnesses said, "Yesterday morning, demonstrators burned the offices and headquarters of the Virtue, Advocacy, and National Welfare parties, the Badr Organization and Asaib Ahl al-Haq, against the background of the death of the civil activist, Thaer Karim al-Tayyib." According to witnesses, the protesters took to the streets as soon as they heard the news of the activist's death, and cut the roads linking Diwaniya Governorate to the neighboring cities, amid a heavy deployment of Iraqi forces. Yesterday, hundreds of protesters participated in the funeral of al-Tayyib, carrying his coffin under a large Iraqi flag. The demonstrators who participated in the funeral also demanded that the Iraqi authorities bring the perpetrators to justice, in order to obtain a fair punishment, while the governor of Diwaniya, Zuhair Al-Shaalan, announced the three-day mourning day in the governorate against the death of the civil activist Thaer Karim al-Tayeb. Also on Tuesday evening, the Iraqi satirical actor Aous Fadel survived an assassination attempt, after three bullets struck his car without suffering any injury. He posted a video on social media showing the effects of bullets on his car. In another video, Fadel said: “They are targeting those who support the revolution to silence them. But we are continuing our revolution. We have already achieved a goal, and parliament voted in favor of individual voting.”
In Dhi Qar Governorate, the demonstrators cut off the bridges of olives, civilizations, and victory since yesterday morning, in the center of Nasiriyah, the center of the governorate, to paralyze traffic in the city, as is the case every day.
In Baghdad's Tahrir Square, protesters continued to be present amid celebrations they organized on the occasion of Christmas. The demonstrators called on the Iraqi authorities to expedite the selection of a prime minister, through consultations with the coordination of the demonstration squares. They stressed the rejection of any candidate to succeed Abdul-Mahdi, who comes through parties.
Meanwhile, the High Commission for Human Rights in Iraq announced that 489 demonstrators had been killed and more than 27,000 injured in protest demonstrations that entered its third month in a row to demand reforms in the political process. Dr. Ali Al-Bayati said: The number of victims of the protest demonstrations since its inception until today has reached 489 dead, and more than 27 thousand injured.
He pointed out that the number of detainees amounted to 2807, the majority of whom were released, and that only 107 protesters remained in detention. He added: “The number of kidnapped civilian activists in the demonstration yard reached 77 civilian activists, 12 of whom were released, while 33 civilian activists were killed.”
Thaer al-Tayeb, a well-known activist in Diwaniya, joined the popular movement three months ago in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, the epicenter of the unprecedented uprising that swept Iraq. On December 15, during a visit with another activist, Ali al-Madani, to his city, 200 km south of Baghdad, the two men were wounded after the al-Tayyib car exploded. Witnesses said, "Yesterday morning, demonstrators burned the offices and headquarters of the Virtue, Advocacy, and National Welfare parties, the Badr Organization and Asaib Ahl al-Haq, against the background of the death of the civil activist, Thaer Karim al-Tayyib." According to witnesses, the protesters took to the streets as soon as they heard the news of the activist's death, and cut the roads linking Diwaniya Governorate to the neighboring cities, amid a heavy deployment of Iraqi forces. Yesterday, hundreds of protesters participated in the funeral of al-Tayyib, carrying his coffin under a large Iraqi flag. The demonstrators who participated in the funeral also demanded that the Iraqi authorities bring the perpetrators to justice, in order to obtain a fair punishment, while the governor of Diwaniya, Zuhair Al-Shaalan, announced the three-day mourning day in the governorate against the death of the civil activist Thaer Karim al-Tayeb. Also on Tuesday evening, the Iraqi satirical actor Aous Fadel survived an assassination attempt, after three bullets struck his car without suffering any injury. He posted a video on social media showing the effects of bullets on his car. In another video, Fadel said: “They are targeting those who support the revolution to silence them. But we are continuing our revolution. We have already achieved a goal, and parliament voted in favor of individual voting.”
In Dhi Qar Governorate, the demonstrators cut off the bridges of olives, civilizations, and victory since yesterday morning, in the center of Nasiriyah, the center of the governorate, to paralyze traffic in the city, as is the case every day.
Meanwhile, the High Commission for Human Rights in Iraq announced that 489 demonstrators had been killed and more than 27,000 injured in protest demonstrations that entered its third month in a row to demand reforms in the political process. Dr. Ali Al-Bayati said: The number of victims of the protest demonstrations since its inception until today has reached 489 dead, and more than 27 thousand injured.
He pointed out that the number of detainees amounted to 2807, the majority of whom were released, and that only 107 protesters remained in detention. He added: “The number of kidnapped civilian activists in the demonstration yard reached 77 civilian activists, 12 of whom were released, while 33 civilian activists were killed.”
Human rights organization: 489 protesters have been killed since the protests began
Iraqi anger burns party headquarters in Diwaniyah
Posted: 26/12/2019
Baghdad: «The Gulf», agencies:
The Iraqi demonstrators continued in the capital, Baghdad, and in the southern governorates, their protests, which entered its third month, yesterday, Wednesday, affirming their rejection of any candidate for prime minister who comes through the political class, and they reaffirmed their demands that include amending the constitution, restricting arms to the state, and preventing external interference in the matter Iraqi, while hundreds in the south of the country, an activist who died from wounds sustained ten days ago in the explosion of his car, while protesters at night, after the announcement of his death, burned the offices and headquarters of pro-Iranian parties in Al-Diwaniyah Governorate, while the Commission for Human Rights announced the killing of 489 protesters since Divorce protests in the country.
Thaer al-Tayeb, a well-known activist in Diwaniya, joined the popular movement three months ago in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, the epicenter of the unprecedented uprising that swept Iraq. On December 15, during a visit with another activist, Ali al-Madani, to his city, 200 km south of Baghdad, the two men were wounded after the al-Tayyib car exploded. Witnesses said, "Yesterday morning, demonstrators burned the offices and headquarters of the Virtue, Advocacy, and National Welfare parties, the Badr Organization and Asaib Ahl al-Haq, against the background of the death of the civil activist, Thaer Karim al-Tayyib." According to witnesses, the protesters took to the streets as soon as they heard the news of the activist's death, and cut the roads linking Diwaniya Governorate to the neighboring cities, amid a heavy deployment of Iraqi forces. Yesterday, hundreds of protesters participated in the funeral of al-Tayyib, carrying his coffin under a large Iraqi flag. The demonstrators who participated in the funeral also demanded that the Iraqi authorities bring the perpetrators to justice, in order to obtain a fair punishment, while the governor of Diwaniya, Zuhair Al-Shaalan, announced the three-day mourning day in the governorate against the death of the civil activist Thaer Karim al-Tayeb. Also on Tuesday evening, the Iraqi satirical actor Aous Fadel survived an assassination attempt, after three bullets struck his car without suffering any injury. He posted a video on social media showing the effects of bullets on his car. In another video, Fadel said: “They are targeting those who support the revolution to silence them. But we are continuing our revolution. We have already achieved a goal, and parliament voted in favor of individual voting.”
In Dhi Qar Governorate, the demonstrators cut off the bridges of olives, civilizations, and victory since yesterday morning, in the center of Nasiriyah, the center of the governorate, to paralyze traffic in the city, as is the case every day.
In Baghdad's Tahrir Square, protesters continued to be present amid celebrations they organized on the occasion of Christmas. The demonstrators called on the Iraqi authorities to expedite the selection of a prime minister, through consultations with the coordination of the demonstration squares. They stressed the rejection of any candidate to succeed Abdul-Mahdi, who comes through parties.
Meanwhile, the High Commission for Human Rights in Iraq announced that 489 demonstrators had been killed and more than 27,000 injured in protest demonstrations that entered its third month in a row to demand reforms in the political process. Dr. Ali Al-Bayati said: The number of victims of the protest demonstrations since its inception until today has reached 489 dead, and more than 27 thousand injured.
He pointed out that the number of detainees amounted to 2807, the majority of whom were released, and that only 107 protesters remained in detention. He added: “The number of kidnapped civilian activists in the demonstration yard reached 77 civilian activists, 12 of whom were released, while 33 civilian activists were killed.”
Thaer al-Tayeb, a well-known activist in Diwaniya, joined the popular movement three months ago in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, the epicenter of the unprecedented uprising that swept Iraq. On December 15, during a visit with another activist, Ali al-Madani, to his city, 200 km south of Baghdad, the two men were wounded after the al-Tayyib car exploded. Witnesses said, "Yesterday morning, demonstrators burned the offices and headquarters of the Virtue, Advocacy, and National Welfare parties, the Badr Organization and Asaib Ahl al-Haq, against the background of the death of the civil activist, Thaer Karim al-Tayyib." According to witnesses, the protesters took to the streets as soon as they heard the news of the activist's death, and cut the roads linking Diwaniya Governorate to the neighboring cities, amid a heavy deployment of Iraqi forces. Yesterday, hundreds of protesters participated in the funeral of al-Tayyib, carrying his coffin under a large Iraqi flag. The demonstrators who participated in the funeral also demanded that the Iraqi authorities bring the perpetrators to justice, in order to obtain a fair punishment, while the governor of Diwaniya, Zuhair Al-Shaalan, announced the three-day mourning day in the governorate against the death of the civil activist Thaer Karim al-Tayeb. Also on Tuesday evening, the Iraqi satirical actor Aous Fadel survived an assassination attempt, after three bullets struck his car without suffering any injury. He posted a video on social media showing the effects of bullets on his car. In another video, Fadel said: “They are targeting those who support the revolution to silence them. But we are continuing our revolution. We have already achieved a goal, and parliament voted in favor of individual voting.”
In Dhi Qar Governorate, the demonstrators cut off the bridges of olives, civilizations, and victory since yesterday morning, in the center of Nasiriyah, the center of the governorate, to paralyze traffic in the city, as is the case every day.
Meanwhile, the High Commission for Human Rights in Iraq announced that 489 demonstrators had been killed and more than 27,000 injured in protest demonstrations that entered its third month in a row to demand reforms in the political process. Dr. Ali Al-Bayati said: The number of victims of the protest demonstrations since its inception until today has reached 489 dead, and more than 27 thousand injured.
He pointed out that the number of detainees amounted to 2807, the majority of whom were released, and that only 107 protesters remained in detention. He added: “The number of kidnapped civilian activists in the demonstration yard reached 77 civilian activists, 12 of whom were released, while 33 civilian activists were killed.”
Victory: We will announce the "veto" against any non-independent candidate and very difficult tasks awaiting the Prime Minister
Editing Date: 12/26/2019 23:54 • 174 times read
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} Al-Nasr coalition announced the use of “veto” against any candidate to head the next government, which is not independent
His spokesman, Ayat Al-Mudhafar, told the "Special Coverage" program broadcast by Al-Furat satellite channel tonight, "All victory initiatives are by the demonstrators, and we are with the electoral districts and the loudest winner."
She added that "victory will be in one basket with the independents," noting that "the new election law will serve the large organized parties and those with experience in managing the electoral process at the expense of the independents."
"There is no ideal electoral system, but we have waived our rights to the blood of the people, because the exceptional situation is enough for us to change," she added.
Regarding the construction coalition nomination of the current Governor of Basra, Asaad Al-Eidani, for prime minister, Al-Mudhafar clarified that “Al-Eidani’s name has been shared by social media; So we will announce {veto} it. "
"Haider al-Abadi did not nominate himself to head the government, but social media circulated it, not the corridors of parties, and he distanced himself from the nomination and did not support any other candidate," she said, noting that "we are partners and are obligated to search for a suitable alternative to Abdul Mahdi."
Al-Mudhafar explained, “The victory bloc did not sign Abdel-Mahdi’s assignment as illegal and circumventing the constitution; therefore we disassociate ourselves in participating in choosing a transitional figure with the blocs.” Noting that “the tasks that fall on this character are very difficult tasks, and regardless of the criteria, I am able to restore confidence between the political process and the Iraqi street by exposing the perpetrators who killed the demonstrators and the security forces. "
And it added that "after announcing early elections, the country will enter into a legislative vacuum for 60 days, and the head of the transitional government will be responsible for the overall capabilities of the country and any security and economic emergency that may lead to the country going to an unknown tunnel in addition to the presence of groups of international, regional and internal pressures, so we need a personality A firm and courageous professional who is able to make the right decisions and is able to create the right atmosphere for managing the election process. "
Al-Mudhafar concluded by saying, "The most difficult stage that Iraq is going through today is this stage and it is assumed that an independent character will come, but you must have practiced politics, and the ball today is in the Iraqi street stadium of choice.Human rights organization: 489 protesters have been killed since the protests began
She added that "victory will be in one basket with the independents," noting that "the new election law will serve the large organized parties and those with experience in managing the electoral process at the expense of the independents."
"There is no ideal electoral system, but we have waived our rights to the blood of the people, because the exceptional situation is enough for us to change," she added.
Regarding the construction coalition nomination of the current Governor of Basra, Asaad Al-Eidani, for prime minister, Al-Mudhafar clarified that “Al-Eidani’s name has been shared by social media; So we will announce {veto} it. "
"Haider al-Abadi did not nominate himself to head the government, but social media circulated it, not the corridors of parties, and he distanced himself from the nomination and did not support any other candidate," she said, noting that "we are partners and are obligated to search for a suitable alternative to Abdul Mahdi."
Al-Mudhafar explained, “The victory bloc did not sign Abdel-Mahdi’s assignment as illegal and circumventing the constitution; therefore we disassociate ourselves in participating in choosing a transitional figure with the blocs.” Noting that “the tasks that fall on this character are very difficult tasks, and regardless of the criteria, I am able to restore confidence between the political process and the Iraqi street by exposing the perpetrators who killed the demonstrators and the security forces. "
And it added that "after announcing early elections, the country will enter into a legislative vacuum for 60 days, and the head of the transitional government will be responsible for the overall capabilities of the country and any security and economic emergency that may lead to the country going to an unknown tunnel in addition to the presence of groups of international, regional and internal pressures, so we need a personality A firm and courageous professional who is able to make the right decisions and is able to create the right atmosphere for managing the election process. "
Al-Mudhafar concluded by saying, "The most difficult stage that Iraq is going through today is this stage and it is assumed that an independent character will come, but you must have practiced politics, and the ball today is in the Iraqi street stadium of choice.Human rights organization: 489 protesters have been killed since the protests began
Iraqi anger burns party headquarters in Diwaniyah
Posted: 26/12/2019
Baghdad: «The Gulf», agencies:
The Iraqi demonstrators continued in the capital, Baghdad, and in the southern governorates, their protests, which entered its third month, yesterday, Wednesday, affirming their rejection of any candidate for prime minister who comes through the political class, and they reaffirmed their demands that include amending the constitution, restricting arms to the state, and preventing external interference in the matter Iraqi, while hundreds in the south of the country, an activist who died from wounds sustained ten days ago in the explosion of his car, while protesters at night, after the announcement of his death, burned the offices and headquarters of pro-Iranian parties in Al-Diwaniyah Governorate, while the Commission for Human Rights announced the killing of 489 protesters since Divorce protests in the country.
Thaer al-Tayeb, a well-known activist in Diwaniya, joined the popular movement three months ago in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, the epicenter of the unprecedented uprising that swept Iraq. On December 15, during a visit with another activist, Ali al-Madani, to his city, 200 km south of Baghdad, the two men were wounded after the al-Tayyib car exploded. Witnesses said, "Yesterday morning, demonstrators burned the offices and headquarters of the Virtue, Advocacy, and National Welfare parties, the Badr Organization and Asaib Ahl al-Haq, against the background of the death of the civil activist, Thaer Karim al-Tayyib." According to witnesses, the protesters took to the streets as soon as they heard the news of the activist's death, and cut the roads linking Diwaniya Governorate to the neighboring cities, amid a heavy deployment of Iraqi forces. Yesterday, hundreds of protesters participated in the funeral of al-Tayyib, carrying his coffin under a large Iraqi flag. The demonstrators who participated in the funeral also demanded that the Iraqi authorities bring the perpetrators to justice, in order to obtain a fair punishment, while the governor of Diwaniya, Zuhair Al-Shaalan, announced the three-day mourning day in the governorate against the death of the civil activist Thaer Karim al-Tayeb. Also on Tuesday evening, the Iraqi satirical actor Aous Fadel survived an assassination attempt, after three bullets struck his car without suffering any injury. He posted a video on social media showing the effects of bullets on his car. In another video, Fadel said: “They are targeting those who support the revolution to silence them. But we are continuing our revolution. We have already achieved a goal, and parliament voted in favor of individual voting.”
In Dhi Qar Governorate, the demonstrators cut off the bridges of olives, civilizations, and victory since yesterday morning, in the center of Nasiriyah, the center of the governorate, to paralyze traffic in the city, as is the case every day.
In Baghdad's Tahrir Square, protesters continued to be present amid celebrations they organized on the occasion of Christmas. The demonstrators called on the Iraqi authorities to expedite the selection of a prime minister, through consultations with the coordination of the demonstration squares. They stressed the rejection of any candidate to succeed Abdul-Mahdi, who comes through parties.
Meanwhile, the High Commission for Human Rights in Iraq announced that 489 demonstrators had been killed and more than 27,000 injured in protest demonstrations that entered its third month in a row to demand reforms in the political process. Dr. Ali Al-Bayati said: The number of victims of the protest demonstrations since its inception until today has reached 489 dead, and more than 27 thousand injured.
He pointed out that the number of detainees amounted to 2807, the majority of whom were released, and that only 107 protesters remained in detention. He added: “The number of kidnapped civilian activists in the demonstration yard reached 77 civilian activists, 12 of whom were released, while 33 civilian activists were killed.”
Deputy: The election law is unjust to the many districts that are not recognized by the government
Editing Date: 12/26/2019 9:34 • 206 times read
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} MP Hoshyar Abdullah accused the big parties of deluding the people that the new election law is in the interest of independents, while it will give the opportunity to the same parties to win the upcoming elections.
Abdullah said in a statement today, "The big parties deceived the people that the new election law is in the interest of the independents, but the truth is the opposite. The loyalists of the parties who possess money and arms most of them will win the elections, by imposing their influence and control over the districts that they control," according to For what the booby-trapped law stipulates is that the one who has the most votes is the winner and not the one who gets more than fifty percent.
He added, "Also, this law is unjust to the many districts that are not recognized by the federal government because it will not have deputies in Parliament, in addition to the problem of integrating districts that have a population of less than one hundred thousand with cities."
And, "The days will prove how the anger of the street was exploited to pass a law that serves the political class and ensures its continued control of the reins of government, and there are too many mines and mazes within this law that will be revealed in the near future."
He added, "Also, this law is unjust to the many districts that are not recognized by the federal government because it will not have deputies in Parliament, in addition to the problem of integrating districts that have a population of less than one hundred thousand with cities."
And, "The days will prove how the anger of the street was exploited to pass a law that serves the political class and ensures its continued control of the reins of government, and there are too many mines and mazes within this law that will be revealed in the near future."
Lockheed Martin wins $40m Radar Contract
26th December 2019 in Security
By John Lee.
Lockheed Martin Rotary and Missions Systems has been awarded a $39,645,726 definitive contract for a Long Range Radar 3.
This contract provides for the necessary equipment, transportation, installation, test, training, spares, engineering services, hardware, software, program management and data as defined by the Special Operations Wing to deliver a Long Range Radar 3 and technical refreshes to other integrated systems.
Work will be performed at Littleton, Colorado, and Syracuse, New York, and is expected to be completed by December 2022. This contract involves Foreign Military Sales (FMS) to Iraq.
This award is the result of a sole-source acquisition. FMS funds in the amount of $39,645,726 are being obligated at the time for award. The Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts, is the contracting activity (FA8730-20-C-0008).
(Source: US Dept of Defense)
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The CBI for Thursday 12/26/19 did update on the indicative rates Sell Rate 1190
The currency auction is 257,382,311.
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The Bulgarian National Bank informs the Central Bank of Iraq to renew its (50) Lev currency note
The Central Bank of Iraq announces that the Bulgarian National Bank has renewed its paper.
December 26, 2019
The Central Bank of Iraq announces that the Bulgarian National Bank has renewed its paper.
December 26, 2019
The Central Bank of Iraq announces that the Bulgarian National Bank has renewed its (50) Lev banknote, in addition to updating some of the security specifications found in the 1999 and 2006 versions of the same category above. Legal until replacement of damaged banknotes in this category.
The Central Bank of Iraq
information Office
December 26, 2019
The Central Bank of Iraq
information Office
December 26, 2019
Integrity: Another arrest warrant was issued against the former TBI bank director
Editing Date: 12/26/2019 10:29 • 242 times read
{Baghdad: Al Furat News} The Integrity Commission confirmed the issuance of an arrest and investigation warrant against the former director of the Iraqi Trade Bank for the TBI, according to the provisions of Article 341 of the Penal Code, noting that the order was issued against the background of the accused not appearing before the judiciary.
The Commission’s investigations department indicated, while talking about the details of the case that it investigated and referred to the judiciary, that a misdemeanor court in charge of integrity cases in Baghdad issued an arrest and investigation order against the accused, based on the requirements of the provision in the case for granting the accused banking facilities of $ 40 million. An American to a private bank with weak guarantees, which caused damage to public money, while the court decided to postpone the trial to another date.
It is noteworthy that the Integrity Commission had announced on the eighteenth of this month the issuance of the Najaf Criminal Court, which specializes in looking into the integrity cases, an arrest warrant against the accused against the background of the special case that the bank branch in Erbil Governorate granted banking facilities worth $ 60 million to a company to establish Cement factory without adequate guarantees. Finished
It is noteworthy that the Integrity Commission had announced on the eighteenth of this month the issuance of the Najaf Criminal Court, which specializes in looking into the integrity cases, an arrest warrant against the accused against the background of the special case that the bank branch in Erbil Governorate granted banking facilities worth $ 60 million to a company to establish Cement factory without adequate guarantees. Finished
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12-26-2019 Intel Guru Bruce ...The bank screens, were gray scale for days last week we didn’t have rates on the front screen at all - Now we have front screen rates in green - so we have the green light so to speak on the front screen... Well it doesn’t do us any good if we’re not in there – it’s good to know that they are there and are populated – We also know that the Iraqi dinar is going to be increasing in value – continuing to increase – and it should be settled in at whatever time we tier 4B are finally released to come in for our exchanges...what I’ve heard from bank sources today is that we should be in the driver’s seat by Thursday the 26th...But if we don’t...start our exchanging by Friday then we are looking to Monday-Tuesday start...I hate the term “Back walls” ...but this is from a very, very strong authority...
12-25-2019 Newshound/Intel Guru Mnt Goat What I am still hearing is that our window of now until mid-January is still wide open. It could literally happen at any moment during this period. The demonstrators have a huge impact and will force this out. No, Iraq does not need a robust economy or a market economy to allow the reinstatement of the dinar. Like I keep telling everyone, there is a difference between VALUE and the RATE of a currency. We know for a FACT that the Iraq dinar has the value it needs already way beyond its current rate. The rate is being held back intentionally due to corruption.
12-25-2019 Intel/Newshound Guru Frank 26 ...I believe in my heart and my opinion that the rate and the budget come out together...
12-25-2019 Intel/Newshound Guru Frank 26 ...I believe in my heart and my opinion that the rate and the budget come out together...
12-25-2019 Newshound Guru Adam Montana [...you still thinking $0.10 or something more substantial given the increasing political pressure?] $0.10 still makes as much sense as it did before, and would be substantial enough to get everyone off the riot bus. The other side of that topic is "float or fixed", and I'm leaning heavily towards "float". This will keep pressure on all parties to keep moving Iraq forward, which may turn a .10 exchange rate into much more in a short time. The catch to that is going to be the cash in timeframe. I'm convinced it will be at least 90 days, but probably no more than a year. The new and old currencies would be used at the same time, and there's a good chance it will make sense to reinvest in the new currency as well. That is ONLY true if it's a float...
12-25-2019 Intel/Newshound Guru Delta ...the Education Minister in the Parliament they stated that in the budget 2020 they have this grant for students and the amount is 30,000 dinar only...30K doesn't make sense...30K at this rate isn't even $25. That doesn't make sense...which is more confirmation of what's in our opinion what you're waiting for with the dinars...
12-25-2019 Newshound Guru chattels Article: "Iraq’s parliament passes new electoral law after months of protests" The new law approved today means votes will be cast for individuals and not political lists, potentially lessening the influence of the established parties.
12-25-2019 Intel/Newshound Guru Delta ...the Education Minister in the Parliament they stated that in the budget 2020 they have this grant for students and the amount is 30,000 dinar only...30K doesn't make sense...30K at this rate isn't even $25. That doesn't make sense...which is more confirmation of what's in our opinion what you're waiting for with the dinars...
12-25-2019 Newshound Guru chattels Article: "Iraq’s parliament passes new electoral law after months of protests" The new law approved today means votes will be cast for individuals and not political lists, potentially lessening the influence of the established parties.
12-25-2019 Intel Guru MarkZ [Are the rates about the same or have they dropped a bit?] I hear some may have gone up a bit…so I am looking for them to be about the same or marginally higher
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ARTICLE 1- (Haider Abadi Tweet)
What we suffer today is the result of an equation of interests of narrow blocs, which needs to be changed. And we warn against continuing with the same foolish approach to party interests by choosing a new prime minister, and that continuing the mentality of acquisition and domination will keep the crisis and entrench quota and corruption and mortgage the country's sovereignty to foreigners and internationalization
ARTICLE 1-A (from PM Mahdi's website; posted only on Arabic side, not on English side)
Cabinet decisions at its regular session headed by Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi
The Council of Ministers held its regular session today, Tuesday, December 24, 2019, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi, and issued a number of decisions.
The Council of Ministers agreed to calculate the unauthorized certificate presented to the administration prior to the issuance of this decision on the condition that the jurisdiction and the need exist when appointing, and the senior management has the discretionary authority for the above.
The Council decided to approve what was stated in the decision of the Supreme Committee for Relief and Shelter for Families Displaced by Terrorist Operations No. (816) for the year 2019, according to the following:
1. Modify the name of the Supreme Committee for Relief and Shelters for Families Displaced by Terrorist Operations, to become (the Higher Committee for Relief and Support for the Displaced).
2. The tasks and functions of the committee will be above, supporting, assisting and following up the displaced in case of emergency, and re-establishing and reintegrating them upon return.
3. Add a representative of the Ministry of Electricity to the committee for the purpose of participating in its meetings.
The Council agreed on the following:
1. The Minister of Finance is empowered not to spend some of the amounts specified in previous cabinet decisions to allocate the emergency reserve for the purpose of securing the amount mentioned in paragraph (2).
2. The Ministry of Finance secures an amount of (11750000) dollars, only eleven million seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, equivalent to (13888500000) dinars, only thirteen billion eighty eight hundred and eighty million five hundred thousand dinars to the Ministry of Interior for the purpose of contracting for the purchase of five million cards National raw from the reserves reserves reserved, according to the provisions of Article (5) of the Federal General Budget Law for the Republic of Iraq for the fiscal year / 2019.
The Council of Ministers also agreed to increase the financial allocations of the Al-Zawra and Al-Mina clubs by an amount of one billion Iraqi dinars each for the years 2019 - 2020 from the profitable company’s affiliates, provided that the state budget does not bear any costs while urging the Ministry of Youth and Sports to accelerate the preparation of the sports clubs project.
And it was approved to accept the grant from South Korea's Boyong Co., Ltd. to the Ministry of Education.
Media office of the Prime Minister
December 24, 2019
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ARTICLE 1-B (from PM Mahdi's website; posted only on Arabic side, not on English side)
Prime Minister Adel Abdul-Mahdi congratulates the Iraqi people and Christians, especially on Christmas and New Year
We offer the most sincere congratulations and blessings to the sons of our dear Iraqi people, especially our brothers and partners in the homeland, Christian sisters and brothers on the occasion of Christmas and New Year’s Day (2020) that our people, fraternal spectra, and all humanity celebrate, asking God, the Mighty, the Mighty, to preserve everyone and keep our people safe and secure Unity, cohesion and the realization of its legitimate aspirations, and for all humanity, for good and peace.
Happy new year .
Adel Abdul-Mahdi
Prime Minister
December 24, 2019
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ARTICLE 2 (from Government of Iraq twitter account)
Cabinet approves measures to strengthen support for people displaced by terrorist operations
25 Dec 2019 - 10:39 am
The Cabinet held its regular weekly meeting in Baghdad on Tuesday under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Adil Abd Al-Mahdi.
The Cabinet discussed a number of administrative measures to strengthen and streamline support for people displaced by terrorist operations.
The Cabinet agreed to rename the Supreme Committee for the Relief and Shelter of Families Displaced by Terrorist Operations to become the Higher Committee for the Relief and Support of the Displaced.
The Committee will continue to focus on providing support and assistance to those affected by terrorist operations, including the resettlement of internally displaced families.
The Cabinet authorised the Ministry of Finance to allocate 13,888,500,000 Iraqi dinars from the contingency reserves to the Ministry of Interior to support the Iraqi National ID Card system.
Government of Iraq - الحكومة العراقيةVerified account @IraqiGovt 12-25-2019 around 5:30 am EasternMore
Happy Christmas to our Christian citizens, all Iraqis and to everyone celebrating around the world.
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ARTICLE 3
Khallati: There is no turning around in the political blocs on the new election law
12/25/2019 21:43\
[Baghdad-where]
The representative of the Parliamentary Bloc of Parliament, Hassan Khalati, affirmed that there was no detour from the political blocs on the new election law, while clarifying the role of Iraqi tribes in the law.
Khalati said in a press statement that "the main objective of the election law legislation in this particular circumstance came within the section of political reforms and mass demands backed by reference assurances, provided that an equitable election law responds to these demands."
He added, "What happened in the law are two new changes, namely the one constituency and the multiple constituencies in addition to the individual candidacy, which we believe is among the demands related to the elections is the repeated complaint that the political lists are gnawing at the seats of the independents. Therefore, the response came that the nature of the nomination in the elections is in individual lists that give Equal and independent opportunities for the next elections. "
"Previously, there was a slight participation rate, especially in the recent elections, and today according to the new law, as long as there are equal opportunities for the political person, independent, and the square will be exposed to both sides, we believe that participation will be better."
He explained that "the proposal submitted by Al-Hikma is that the electoral district be based on a single parliamentary seat, even though the controversy has not been resolved, as it will be an annex to be voted upon by Parliament later and guaranteed with the law."
Khallati pointed out that "indicators have now been put forward after the vote on the law. Some say that it is a detour from the blocs to the demands of the masses and we confirm that there is no justification for this as long as the draft law says that it is 50% for individual and 50% for lists of blocs and we demanded that they be 100% for individual lists."
"As long as the top wins the top, if there is a complete response, but another problem has been raised that when the electoral district is at the level of classes, that gives preference to the clan side, and the lists will be on the basis of clans, and we confirm that the nature of the clans constitutes the demographic composition, and not all clans are concentrated, but rather all On the contrary, when we make multiple districts, it gives way to elected clans in the governorates.
He added, "There are also other problems that have arisen regarding the commission's inability to hold early elections. We believe that the presence of the institution with its entire staff other than its superiors and accumulated experience will contribute to the success of the matter."
On resolving the prime minister candidate, Khallati indicated to "a synchronization between the election law and the selection of the prime minister", stressing, "It is the task of the President of the Republic according to Article 76; but the largest parliamentary bloc is no longer the determining factor, but there are new entries entered into the equation line for naming the new prime minister." It is the issue of popular acceptability, public demands and the new political situation that must be taken into consideration in nominating the candidate.
"Maybe the next few days will close the prime minister's order," Khallati concluded.
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ARTICLE 4
Al-Sadr for politicians: keep these people out, or God will cause us trouble
2/25/2019 21:15 •
[Baghdad-where]
The Sadrist leader, Muqtada al-Sadr, called on politicians to remove "corrupt people from power."
Sadr leader Muqtada al-Sadr on Wednesday called on "Shiite" and "Sunni" politicians to keep corrupt people out of power, warning those holding onto power from trouble.
This came in a tweet he posted on his Twitter account, today, in which he stated: "The master of the guardians Ali bin Abi Talib (PBUH) says: (O God, you know that it was not from us that there was competition in Sultan nor to seek anything from the curiosity of the wreckage, but To restore the features of your religion, and to show reform in your country, so that the oppressed of your servants will be safe and the idle of your borders will be established.
Al-Sadr added, "O you who belong to him (peace be upon him), stop your adherence to the authority and its gains ... and you are the injustice of the parish ... and warn yourselves of the emirate with misfortune and corruption.
He continued: "By Allah, the affliction will cause us a boyhood, so listen and be aware, and your locks will not be closed to you and your hearts and villages."
Al-Sadr called, "O politicians (Shiites) and (Sunnis), keep the corrupt from power ... Islam is innocent of them," and concluded his tweet with Beshtak, "# Stop you, ignore the people."
This came in a tweet he posted on his Twitter account, today, in which he stated: "The master of the guardians Ali bin Abi Talib (PBUH) says: (O God, you know that it was not from us that there was competition in Sultan nor to seek anything from the curiosity of the wreckage, but To restore the features of your religion, and to show reform in your country, so that the oppressed of your servants will be safe and the idle of your borders will be established.
Al-Sadr added, "O you who belong to him (peace be upon him), stop your adherence to the authority and its gains ... and you are the injustice of the parish ... and warn yourselves of the emirate with misfortune and corruption.
He continued: "By Allah, the affliction will cause us a boyhood, so listen and be aware, and your locks will not be closed to you and your hearts and villages."
Al-Sadr called, "O politicians (Shiites) and (Sunnis), keep the corrupt from power ... Islam is innocent of them," and concluded his tweet with Beshtak, "# Stop you, ignore the people."
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ARTICLE 5
The Alliance of Forces warns the Presidency of the Republic against retreating from its constitutional obligations
25-12-2019 11:57 PM - Views: 1
Today, Wednesday, the Iraqi Forces Alliance warned the Presidency of the Republic to refrain from its constitutional obligations.
In a statement, the coalition called on the President of the Republic to present the interest of Iraq and not respond to external projects, stressing that the President of the Republic should keep the Iraqis demonstrations in min
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