Friday, July 13, 2007
Accord Front Announces It Has Expelled Parliament Member Abd Al Nasir Al Janabi
Politics
(Al Mashriq Newspaper) - 12 JUL - Yesterday, the Iraqi Accord Front decided to expel Parliament Abd Al Nasir AL Janabi who previously announced his resignation from the Parliament and that he was joining insurgent groups. Accord Front Parliament member, Omr Abid Al Sattar, confirmed to a press agency that they have expelled Abd Al Nasir Al Janabi from the Accord Front. They have also informed the Parliament that they need to replace him. Abd Al Sattar said, “Parliament member, Abd Al Nasir Al Janabi does not represent the Accord Front any more after the Front announced its decision to expel him. Now, the Accord Front is working on replacing him. The National Dialogue Front Council, which is led by Khalaf Al Aliyan, has also dismissed Al Janabi.”
Abd Al Sattar described Al Janabi as a troublemaker. Al Janabi, who now lives outside Iraq, has been accused by PM Nuri Al Maliki, as being behind the activities of insurgent groups that have been involved in killing and kidnapping civilians on the highway between Baghdad and Bail Province. General, Abd Al Karim Khalaf, Iraqi MOI spokesman, has confirmed that the MOI will pursue Al Janabi because he announced that he is joining the armed resistance. Khalaf said, “We have a file about Al Janabi and is involved in number of killings. He is wanted based on the Anti-Terrorism Law, Article #4.” He further stated that an arrest warrant will be issued for Al Janabi.
Abd Al Sattar described Al Janabi as a troublemaker. Al Janabi, who now lives outside Iraq, has been accused by PM Nuri Al Maliki, as being behind the activities of insurgent groups that have been involved in killing and kidnapping civilians on the highway between Baghdad and Bail Province. General, Abd Al Karim Khalaf, Iraqi MOI spokesman, has confirmed that the MOI will pursue Al Janabi because he announced that he is joining the armed resistance. Khalaf said, “We have a file about Al Janabi and is involved in number of killings. He is wanted based on the Anti-Terrorism Law, Article #4.” He further stated that an arrest warrant will be issued for Al Janabi.
Labels: Abd al-Nasir al-Janabi, Anti-Terrorism Law, insurgent activity, Iraqi Accord Front, National Dialogue Front Council
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Iraqi Accordance Front member says he will join resistance
Politics
(RFE/RL) - During a June 30 interview with Al-Jazeera satellite television, Abd al-Nasir al-Janabi, a Sunni lawmaker and member of the Iraqi Accordance Front, said he has resigned from both the front and parliament, and has decided to join the armed resistance. He stressed that the political process has become a tool of the U.S. and Iranian occupation, and called on other lawmakers to join the resistance.
"I urge those who joined the Iraqi parliament under the name of nationalism and Islam to withdraw from the Iraqi parliament and the Iraqi government, which have become tools of destruction in the hands of the U.S. and Iranian occupation in Iraq," al-Janabi said.
"The only solution in Iraq is armed resistance, which is the only way to rescue Iraq from the crisis it is facing." He also lamented that Iraq has become a battleground between U.S. and Iranian proxy forces, which has left the country in ruins. On June 29, the Iraqi Accordance Front, the largest Sunni political bloc, announced that it will withdraw all six of its members from the cabinet of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to protest the arrest warrant issued against Culture Minister As'ad al-Hashimi
Labels: Abd al-Nasir al-Janabi, Iraqi Accordance Front, Iraqi resistance