Al-Halbousi threatens to reconsider his participation in the entire political process to “control the country’s militants.”
Al-Halbousi threatens to reconsider his participation in the entire political process to “control the country’s militants.”
2022-04-26 07:49
Shafaq News/ The Speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, Muhammad al-Halbousi announced, on Tuesday, his intention to reconsider his entire participation in the political process in Iraq “due to the rule of outlaw gunmen” in the country, vowing to hold accountable all those who “criminalized against the people, disappeared his men and killed his youth while they were demanding” their rights,” in a clear reference to his opponents from among the Sunni leaders, who recently returned to the scene after settling the charges against them by the judiciary.
Al-Halbousi said in a tweet to him on social media early in the morning, that “political action is governed by principles and ethics, and disregard for the security of citizens, and stirring up strife among the people under any reason, cannot be classified as maneuvering or political pressure.”
He added, “Therefore, we will take serious and unitary positions in the entirety of participation in the political process, given the control of the armed outlaws, their tampering with the security of the country and the people, and their continuous attempts to absent the state, weaken the law and tamper with the social fabric, as it is not possible to build a state without justice and justice, and the right of the citizen is not respected in it. in a dignified life.”
Al-Halbousi pointed out that “sooner or later, all those who committed crimes against the people, looted their wealth, absented their men, killed and obstructed their youth, and others who were demanding their rights, and others who were expelled from their homes, will be held accountable, and innocent people were deposited instead of criminals who were smuggled out of prisons in broad daylight.”
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