Misreported political realignment

Blogs inter­ested in Iraq news, like this one report­ing about the for­ma­tion of a new polit­i­cal bloc in Iraq, [which is old news, I already reported this four days ago].

This thing needs to be clar­i­fied; it seems that all these news are based on Al-Hayat (mis)report.

The real­ity is this:

First — It is not a polit­i­cal bloc or an alliances in the sense of a new Party, it is just a new par­lia­men­tary gath­er­ing “The Patri­otic Par­lia­men­tary Assem­bly” [not the final name yet, and I don’t think it is going to live very long] to cor­rect the polit­i­cal process and to block Maliki’s deci­sions that are “hos­tile to the Iraqi peo­ple” [their words].

Sec­ond — The new gath­er­ing is still in the nego­ti­a­tions stage, many par­ties and polit­i­cal blocs are hes­i­tat­ing to join the new “par­lia­men­tary gath­er­ing” such as the new Ja’afari’s formed Party because it is the weak­est party, Sadr Trend shows the will­ing­ness to join the alliance, Iraqi List said they are not interested.