Why it matters
Ammar Hakim, leader of Iraq’s National Wisdom Movement, cautioned against escalating conflicts in the region, emphasizing the need for unity among Islamic nations. His remarks come at a time of heightened geopolitical uncertainty, as Iraq and neighboring countries navigate shifting alliances and external pressures.
What he's saying
“The Arab League summit marks a new chapter in regional and transregional solidarity, reinforcing the logic of dialogue instead of war.”
“Warmongers seek to divide Islamic nations—we must remain vigilant and protect our region from foreign aggression.”
“The unilateral policies of the Zionist regime must end. We support peaceful initiatives that uphold dignity and sovereignty.”
Key points
- Hakim lauded the Arab League summit as a pivotal moment for regional cooperation and conflict resolution.
- He urged Iran and the U.S. to engage in dialogue to prevent escalating tensions.
- He criticized Israel's policies in Gaza and Lebanon, calling for unified Arab resistance against occupation.
- Hakim called for a lasting strategic partnership among Arab nations to foster peace and stability while countering division and war.
Go deeper:
Hakim's speech reflects growing concerns within Iraq's political circles about external interference, particularly from global powers and regional adversaries. His push for unity and dialogue signals an effort to reassert Iraq’s diplomatic stance amidst shifting Middle Eastern dynamics.
Hossein Amiri
