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Tag Archives: isci
The Supreme Council: split or deviation?
We can filter Ammar Al-Hakim’s “scheduled visits” in Lebanon by simply clicking on the “visits” tab on the Supreme Council’s website and we are interested only in his meetings with Lebanese officials. Ammar Al-Hakim meets: -) Walid Jumblatt, Sheikh Akil … Continue reading
Kirkuk discussion
First — The ISCI liked the Sadrists’ pre-election nomination idea and started their own pre-election to choose candidates to compete for the coming election. What is going on in the Parliament for days (and I think this will take at … Continue reading
“Caretaker” government
Iraqi Presidential Council’s plan shorten Maliki’s government life and changed into a “caretaker” government is criticized by AL-Dabagh today saying that the government will be a “caretaker” after the election and this is confirmed in the constitution.
ISCI conference
ISCI held its conference and chose Ammar Al-Hakim as a permanent leader (as expected), but one interesting thing; the conference end statement approached Ammar Al-Hakim as “Hujut-Al-Islam Wal-Muslimeen” (Verse of Islam and Muslim), which is a high ranked religious title, … Continue reading
Election conflict intensifies
- Under the title “Parties conflict intensifies”, Lebanese Al-Mustaqbal published a very interesting report about INA’s next plan to isolate Maliki: The Iraqi presidency Council (Talabani, Adil Abdul Mahdi and Hashimi) to a new law before the Parliament that will … Continue reading
A preview of Maliki’s coalition — What happened before and after the announcement!
The first event was one day before the announcement of Maliki’s new coalition, Ammar AL-Hakim made a U-turn in one of the basics of ISCI’s ideology, that will provoke a debate not within the Shiite circles only, but inside INA itself. Continue reading
The opposition’s strategy to crash Maliki’s government
Maliki’s chances for a second term are shrinking, and what left for the “State of Law” is the gamble on the party’s previous experience in the provincial elections when the party managed to defeat the ISCI, the Sadrists and the … Continue reading
Failed assassination attempt on Ammar Al-Hakim
According to Kuwaiti Aljarida: The plan was to smuggle explosives inside cigarettes boxes at one the ISCI celebrations this week to assassinate Ammar Al-Hakim, but the security managed to arrest one of the three suspects.
How the Supreme Council will choose its new leader?
Something needs to be explained first, unlike other political (blocs, parties, trends, movements), the Supreme Council established an “unwritten-law” which includes: Not moving its leadership’s ambition to governmental positions, but the aim is to push the party’s high-ranked members to … Continue reading
The power balance in Iraqi political arena after Al-Hakim’s death
Some Blogs believe that Al-Hakim’s death will boosts Maliki’s chances against the new Shiites Coalition, but if you dig deep you will find that this is another big blow to Maliki’s (and the others) chances. Something we must not forget … Continue reading