Hamoudi: The Supreme Council is working to re-strengthen the unity of the National Alliance

Hamoudi: The Supreme Council is working to re-strengthen the unity of the National Alliance



Saturday 18 November

BAGHDAD -
The head of the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council Hamam Hamoudi said on Saturday that the council is working to re-strengthen the unity of the National Alliance , saying that the plots that targeted Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Lebanon "failed".

Hamoudi said in a speech at the headquarters of Saraya Ashura during the celebration of the graduation of a new batch, according to a statement of his office received a copy of Alsumaria News, "The task of popular mobilization did not end at the end of the battle with the Daash," describing it as "the smaller jihad."

Hamoudi called on the crowd to "prepare for the greater jihad of facing plans to tear apart Iraq's unity, the war of rumor and sedition."

Hamoudi pointed out that "the enemies do not want a strong Iraq victorious, so the plots will continue, and there are international alliances began to appear to ignite the region," stressing that "the military ended up, but will move to security work, and the task of popular mobilization to protect the security of liberated areas, And humanity and address the rumors and sedition and preserve the unity of Iraq. "

He stressed that "Iraq has also won in the battle with the preacher and fail the scheme of division in a wise manner, will win the conspiracies of the strength of the will of its people and their steadfastness and honesty, sacrifices and awareness." He pointed out that "all conspiracies that targeted Iraq, Syria, Yemen and Lebanon failed and will fail."

Hamoudi noted that "the Supreme Council is currently working to re-strengthen the unity of the National Alliance as the largest bloc and prevent any collision in order to preserve the unity of Iraq, as well as support the crowd and reward and protect the rights of his children and ensure their families a residential project similar to the armed forces.

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