After some exchange of accu­sa­tions between Inte­rior Min­is­ter Al-Bolani and Defense Min­is­ter Al-Ubaidi, Dawa Party mem­bers still want to fire Al-Bolani from the gov­ern­men, but that depends on the final report which will be com­piled by the par­lia­ment secu­rity committee.

This is some­thing semi-impossible, because Bolani’s dis­missal is totally rejected by the Al-Hakim’s Supreme Coun­cil, as revealed by Kuwaiti Al-Watan.

The main sub­ject of today’s post is what reported on Al-Sumaria TV, a satel­lite TV sta­tion often ridiculed Maliki’s accu­sa­tions to Syria:

The TV sta­tion broad­cast an inter­view with an anony­mous Arab diplo­mat, who revealed that Syr­ian Vice Pres­i­dent Faruq Al-Shara and a num­ber of the Syr­ian Baath Party, sup­ported by Saudi Ara­bia are work­ing together on foment­ing vio­lence in Iraq for quite some time.

The source added that Al-Shara is work­ing with­out the knowl­edge of Syr­ian Pres­i­dent Bashar Al-Assad, funded by the Saudi gov­ern­ment to sup­port and finance the insur­gency in Iraq.

This story to be released on Al-Sumaria is very weird, but the weird­est part is the coop­er­a­tion between Saudi Ara­bia — Syria, both dis­agree on every­thing and they just renewed their rela­tions since short time ago.

A for­mer Iraqi oppo­si­tion who had a good rela­tion with the Syr­ian offi­cial added to Al-Sumaria:

Giv­ing the impres­sion that there are mul­ti­ple lines work­ing inside the Syr­ian regime is the old game played by the Syr­ian regime before.

Notice that Iraqi Defense Min­ster stressed in today’s ses­sion on the regional role in bomb­ing campaigns.