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Written by Damir Nazarov
Surely most readers have forgotten the marginal separatist Raad al-Suleiman from Anbar. So, this “rebel” has again loudly declared himself, this time he openly declared his support for the Zionist plan to create a “new Middle East.”
Actually, all the previous comments from various Shiite and Sunni politicians in Iraq about the existence of Zionist agents in a number of regions (Anbar, Kurdistan) have been confirmed. Now characters like Raad al-Suleiman do not even hide their sympathies for the Zionists and see them as the main ally in the implementation of their separatist plans. For a number of Anbar tribal leaders, it doesn’t matter who their allies are, the Zionists, the Americans, or even Satan himself, the main thing is to realize their archaic dreams of creating their own Emirate.
The Zionist activity in Anbar has been going on for years. In 2021, pro-Zionist elements from the three main ethno-religious groups gathered in Erbil to discuss the implementation of a plan to “normalize diplomatic relations” between Iraq and the Zionists. Three years later, the Zionist puppets became active again.
The logic of the Zionists is simple, against the background of a war on several fronts, it is important for them to create problems in the camp of Iran’s allies, be it Iraq and Syria. Therefore, Anbar’s marginal voices are once again heard in Iraq calling for separatism and support for the plans of the colonialists, and in Syria the Kurds have once again intensified their work to absorb Arab lands.
As before, the Sunni arena of Iraq, in its absolute majority, ignored the words of Raad al-Suleiman. Now secular Sunnis are searching for a compromise on the appointment of the speaker of the Iraqi parliament, the religious part of the Sunnis is looking for an opportunity to join the anti-Zionist front, and the leaders of influential tribes who sought separation from Iraq at the turn of 2013-2014, today understand the perniciousness of such ideas and prefer to equip their loyalists in parliament and municipal councils.
Perhaps the Zionists have hopes of starting a civil war in Anbar and throughout the Sunni region of Iraq. After all, a number of influential tribal leaders may “punish” Raad al-Suleiman for his pro-Zionist position, but such plans for the Zionists are not destined to come true in the near future, since their ally is marginal, and the main stars of the political space of the Sunnis of Iraq in the person of Halbousi and Khanjar are making no small efforts to create unity and prevent conflicts. Moreover, both figures are under the formal protectorate of Turkey, which is not interested in any chaos in Iraq. Nevertheless, the fact of the liquidation of Raad al-Suleiman should not be ruled out.
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