Abadi's disappointment with the rapid fall of his coalition

Abadi's disappointment with the rapid fall of his coalition

A source from the Sadr Alliance: credibility has cracked ...

16/01/2018 - 13:39 Iraq



Haidar al-Abadi during the receipt of his electoral card

Overnight, the coalition of «Victory Iraq» election announced by Iraqi Prime Minister Haider Abadi with the most prominent factions of the popular militia militias in addition to dozens of entities and other parties, to mix the cards of the game of electoral alliances in Iraq, while proved to urge his presence through a double suicide bombing in the heart of the capital Baghdad, killed more than 120 dead and wounded.
Abadi did not announce a position on the decision of the alliance «Fatah» formed of factions of militias popular mobilization led by the leader of these militias and the head of the Badr Organization Hadi Amiri, yesterday, withdraw from his coalition, but a source close to the atmosphere of negotiations revealed to the newspaper «Middle East» Revealed that "the parties that agreed to this alliance was surprised after the signing of Abadi, an alliance with Mr. Ammar al-Hakim (leader of the wisdom movement)," and considered that "the process has become more complicated."
Noting that «the parties involved in this alliance, led by the Badr Organization and Asaib, found that it is necessary to withdraw in order to know each party's real audience»
The sources suggested the return of militias to the crowd to his former ally the head of a coalition «state law» Nuri al-Maliki, The leader of the House of Representatives Salim al-Jubouri, allied with Vice President Iyad Allawi, the alliance Abadi, which are not excluded by the observers in the state of anxiety and instability, which covers the issue of alliances
Several political forces have expressed disappointment with the alliance with the militias of the crowd. Iraqi and Secretary-General of the party Ahmad al-Jubouri, said that "the political forces that supported Abadi in the battle against Dahesh were not waiting for him to return to the sectarian fold."

The leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr, has expressed surprise at the form of alliances of Prime Minister Haider Abadi in preparation for the upcoming elections, and reached the surprise with him to provide condolences to the Iraqi people in the election alliances.

"I give condolences to the hard-working people of the abhorrent political agreements of abhorrent sectarian subjugations that pave the way for the return of the corrupt people once again, and we have been offered entry, and we have categorically rejected this," Sadr said in a statement.
"The wonder is all the wonder of what the slave brother, who we thought was the first patriotic preachers and advocates of reform," he said.
And those who withdrew from the alliance of slaves are: the Badr Organization, the bloc of Sadikun belonging to (Asaib Ahl al-Haq), the Independent Popular Rally, the Hezbollah Brigades, the Islamic Movement in Iraq, the Jund al-Imam Brigades, the Movement of Honesty and Tender, the Islamic Tali'ah Party, The Islamic Jihad Movement, the Jihad and Construction Movement, the Jihad Brigades, the Bloc of Loyalty and Change, the Islamic Supreme Council, the Islamic Action Organization, the 15 Shaban Movement, the Professionals Party for Reconstruction and the Imam Ali Battalions.

In turn, a source close to the alliance «move towards reform», which includes under the umbrella of the Sadrist movement and the Iraqi Communist Party along with parties and Sunni forces in Baghdad and the provinces, the Alliance's intention to join the alliance Abadi.
The source, who preferred not to be identified, said that the alliance "does not intend to enter into any other alliance, not out of stubbornness, but with the aim of finding a correct approach to work, and does not want to get confused on the subject of alliances as others do. The source revealed that Abadi «is very excited to cooperate with us, but we reject it. His credibility for us has deteriorated, and we can not guarantee that his break from the mobilization groups will be a phased tactic and then join them later. " The source confirms that «Abbadi in his latest step proved that he does not mind to engage in sectarian projects supported by regional parties, which intersects with our national project.

Several political forces have expressed their disappointment over the alliance between Abadi and the "crowd" and the wise. Sharaouq Abayji, a member of the Iraqi parliament for the civil democratic movement, told Asharq Al Awsat that "an alliance with a clear sectarian character is a clear disappointment to the Iraqi street." The Iraqi people were waiting for alliances that were already transient to sectarianism and sectarianism They are furnished with personalities of this or that component as transient. "

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