Parties conflicts and Baghdad explosions

Total num­ber of the dead in today’s explo­sions reach 130, but what is not reported by the media is that there was one “extra” explo­sion in Diyala province also, and 4 mor­tars on the “Green Zone”. After long debate ask­ing where are the results of pre­vi­ous inves­ti­ga­tions, the par­lia­ment will ques­tion Maliki, defense Min­is­ter and the Inte­rior Min­is­ter next Thurs­day, and this will be very inter­est­ing to watch because INA and Sunni mem­bers will try to “eat” Maliki alive.

Syria con­demned the bomb­ing, after Maliki’s Dawa Party accused neigh­bor­ing coun­tries of being behind the bombing.

Thirty min­utes after the explo­sions, Maliki accused the Baathists + Al-Qaeda of being behind today’s explo­sion, an hour later, Dawa Party leader Al-Adeeb said that the Inte­rior Min­is­ter is respon­si­ble, and Maliki is will­ing to fire Al-Bolani.

Par­ties and sec­tar­ian con­flicts, this is for exam­ple yesterday’s events:

Ali al-Adeeb said yes­ter­day that his coali­tion “State of Law” rela­tion with INA is very “sen­si­tive and competitive”.

Not very inno­cent words, because at the same day Iraqi army joined by the Amer­i­can forces arrested 5 lead­ers of Hakim loy­al­ists “Badr Militia”.

Al-Furat TV, the mouth­piece of Al-Hakim’s Supreme Islamic Coun­cil, said that Ammar al-Hakim met with Iraqi Defense Min­is­ter Mohammed Al-Obeidi after this event, to dis­cuss polit­i­cal and secu­rity sit­u­a­tion in the country.

This is just one exam­ple from many oth­ers, Muq­tada Al-Sadr released a state­ment yes­ter­day say­ing there will be no coop­er­a­tion with “State of Law” as long as the gov­ern­ment still detain the Sadrists. There these par­ties who want to Maliki’s gov­ern­ment to be a “care­taker” gov­ern­ment, Maliki accuses Bolani of cut­ting a deal with the Amer­i­cans to import Israeli mon­i­tor­ing systems…etc.