I will explain this before I start today’s development.

Maliki and the Shi­ite par­ties are head­ing to veto Hashimi’s veto, this very sim­ple and they are already man­aged to obtain the sim­ple major­ity to do this, but Hashimi’s sec­ond veto will be a big prob­lem for the Shi­ite par­ties because to veto the sec­ond veto, the par­lia­ment needs the agree­ment of 4/5 of the total votes (that is 186 from 275), which hard to achieve.

As expected the par­lia­ment failed to achieve any solu­tion today to solve the cri­sis, but despite the fail­ure, Ur Agency reported that the cri­sis will be solved within 48 hours.

Inten­sive con­tacts are under­way among Al-Hashimi, Iyad Samar­rai (house speaker), and Faraj Haidari the head of IHEC, agreed to end the cri­sis (sources told Kuwaiti news­pa­per Al-Rai that this cri­sis can not be solved only with a “political-deal” among the polit­i­cal blocs)

The news agency added that a pro­posed amend­ment agreed upon by the all polit­i­cal blocs, and accepted by the Kur­dish Alliance, but rejected by the Accor­dance Front, because it will be at the expense of its share of seats in the parliament.

The two pro­posal dis­cussed today are:

- A pro­posal made by the United Nations is to increase the num­ber of seats to 10% instead of 5% — 8 seats for minori­ties, 12 seats for dis­placed abroad and 12 seats for the dis­placed inside Iraq (rejected by Maliki’s Dawa Party)

- A pro­posal made by the Kur­dish Alliance is to sub­mit 275 MPs and to increase in pop­u­la­tion growth rate of 3%.

The U.S. role in the elec­tion crisis

A new released study by Itja­hat Hurra Orga­ni­za­tion con­firms my argu­ment about that this cri­sis is indi­rect setup by the U.S.

The study says that The U.S. side prefers a “new face” Iraqi politi­cian for the future gov­ern­ment, likely to be cur­rent Inte­rior Min­is­ter Jawad al-Bolani who is the best per­son for this position.

Wash­ing­ton real­ized that it is very impor­tant to get rid of the regional and inter­na­tional dom­i­nance on the Iraqi polit­i­cal scene. A Qatar — Iran agenda blessed by the U.S. to sup­port cer­tain par­ties in Iraq, fac­ing a Saudi Ara­bia — Syria — Turkey agenda which blessed by Wash­ing­ton also, pres­sur­ing hard for the sup­port of other parties.