Split state law .. supporters of al-Maliki fail to attend a meeting called by al-Abadi

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10/30/2015 10:57

Tomorrow Press / Baghdad

Close to the Islamic call for "tomorrow Press" party source revealed on Friday, for "do-Abadi to call a meeting of the leaders of the bloc in his office to inquire from about it bloc position, and study the statement, which indicates the existence of a split within a block of state law," adding that "the leaders of the Dawa s meeting, and considered the dispute within a block of state law and not within the party, in an attempt to pry the split with him. "

And heated disputes in the State of Law bloc against the backdrop of the dozens of the cluster by issuing a statement in which Abadi wait around for 72 hours to reverse its decisions "individual" or withdraw the mandate with him.

The source, who asked not to be named, said that "differences within the Dawa Party is the basis in the State of Law bloc, there are individuals independent moves to join one of the two fronts within the party," explaining that "the front Nuri al-Maliki claimed she could not attend the meeting because of rain and communicate with the citizens and the competent authorities to mitigate disaster drowned homes and residential areas, while supporters of al-Abadi was attended by only ".

The source declined to give further details, but said the "Abadi student leaders within the bloc to clarify the final position of the block, that they intend to stay united as a bloc, or a split within the Parliament, considering that the position of about 45 of them bother him personally."

The differences between al-Abadi al-Maliki and al-Abadi erupted since the post of prime minister, but it remained buried until Abadi al-Maliki described the commander of necessity at a news conference on one occasion, and then returned to write an apology is not clear.

The source said that "al-Abadi told at the press conference came on the back of his knowledge by moving the state law Maliki's bloc in parliament to withdraw confidence from the defense minister Khaled al-Obeidi during questioning earlier this month."

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