Parliament Security Committee Bars Resistance Deals
The member of the Iraqi Parliamentary Security and Defense Committee, Ahmad Al-Moussawi, confirmed that the Iraqi government does not allow any entity inside or outside Iraq to deal with resistance factions according to the Anti-Terrorism Law. He regarded these factions as those that fought terrorism and defended the country's sovereignty. He also pointed to justified reasons for resistance groups to possess weapons, emphasizing that national sovereignty necessitates the existence of arms for the resistance—especially amid repeated tensions regarding the withdrawal of foreign troops from Iraq and the need for a missile defense system. He affirmed that these factions enjoy strong popular support and that speaking about them negatively is unfair to them. He called on the government to review its official positions.
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