Iraq rejects attack on Chief Justice
The article concerns an attempt by an armed group to target the Chief Justice of Iraq's Supreme Judicial Council, Judge Faiq Zidan. Threats and the presence of a planned terrorist operation targeting him have been detected, accompanied by warnings of increased risks to the state and the judicial system. This threat comes in the context of a government and judiciary campaign to pursue corrupt individuals and ensure weapons are solely in the hands of the state. Such efforts have intensified tensions and political and security frustration, particularly amid rising operations targeting government institutions, especially the judiciary, aimed at undermining national stability. Officials and activists have emphasized that targeting a figure of Zidan’s stature would deepen the crisis and threaten national sovereignty, also noting that those responsible for the plot fear reform steps and the fight against corruption.
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