The Sadrists are close to forming a national government
Shafaq News / The preacher of the Kufa mosque, Kazem al-Husseini, announced on Friday that the Sadrist movement, which won first place in the parliamentary elections that took place this October, is “close to forming a national government” in Iraq.
Al-Husseini said in the Friday prayer sermon at the Kufa mosque that “the Sadrists are around the corner from forming a national government that has no importance other than saving Iraq from the clutches of ruin and corruption, and many of them know that.”
He believed that “change for the better is possible if the Sadrist bloc forms the next government, because positive change is impossible with others, and a ruling experience that spanned 18 years attests to this, but unfortunately they still prefer silence, and that many of them are deceived by the media’s extensive propaganda and falsified lies, which let Halim baffled.”