The new Iraqi political map

Iraqi writer Zaid al-Zubaidi draws a new “opti­mistic” map of the new Iraqi pol­i­tics, the writer says that the new “cut and paste” alliances aban­doned their sec­tar­ian nature formed by the Amer­i­cans, and qui­etly merg­ing within each oth­ers on national bases.

The United Iraqi Alliance, and the Iraqi Accord Front dom­i­nance is fin­ished, fac­tions dis­band the “Shi­ite coali­tion”, noth­ing left of the older coali­tion except “Supreme Iraqi Coun­cil”, part of the Dawa Party and a num­ber of inde­pen­dents, the finally blow to a coali­tion came from its main pil­lar “Supreme Islamic Coun­cil” who declared through its leader Jalal Din Saghir, that they intend to enter the next elec­tions alone.

For the “Iraqi Accord Front”, things are unsta­ble with con­stant threats from the “National Dia­logue Council”

It is likely that the deci­sion to return to the gov­ern­ment has taken because of the emer­gence of strong Sunni rep­re­sen­ta­tion formed by armed fac­tions with strong influ­ence includ­ing the mem­bers of al-Qaeda under the name “Awak­en­ing”.
A recently born Sunni — Shi­ite coali­tion, revealed by Ansar al-Dawa [Shi­ite] Sec­re­tary Gen­eral of the Orga­ni­za­tion Mazen Makiya, will includes the Anbar Sal­va­tion Coun­cil, also a national project led by Iyad Allawi, and Adnan Pachachi, which will includes mem­bers of al-Fadhila Party [Shiite].