HAQ Agency- Exclusive – 2007-10-13 21:31:46

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BAGHDAD (October 12, 2007) — In a new step affirms the conviction of the factions of the Iraqi resistance to the need to close ranks and to unite as a strategic option to achieve the aims to liberate Iraq and to preserve the unity and the Arab and Islamic affiliation,

Yesterday was announced the formation of “The Political Council of The Iraqi Resistance”, which included the most prominent jihadist factions of resistance to the occupation and who support them.

In a new step affirms the conviction of the factions of the Iraqi resistance to the need to close ranks and to unite as a strategic option to achieve the aims to liberate Iraq and to preserve the unity and the Arab and Islamic affiliation,

Yesterday was announced the formation of “The Political Council of The Iraqi Resistance”, which included the most prominent jihadist factions of resistance to the occupation and who support them.

In the first statement for the formed factions, which HAQ news agency got a copy from it, said that with the first days of the occupation, the valiant heroes stop to defend the religion, land, honor and respond to deter criminals and enemies, and this blessed march will not stop only after cleaning Iraq from all the forms of occupation.

And the blessed steps between jihad factions continue to convergence, coordination and cooperation on the goodness, including this advanced step, “where we met in Baghdad (22-Shaaban 1428 H, 4-9-2007):

• 1- Jihad and Reform Front with its four groups:
• A-Islamic Army in Iraq;
• B-Mujahedeen Army;
• C-Ansar al-Sunna group “legitimate council”
• D-al-Fatheen Army

• 2- The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas _ Iraq)

• 3- Islamic Front for the Iraqi Resistance (Jama)

And the statement added that: “We agreed on the formation of (Political Council of The Iraqi Resistance).”

The establishment statement confirmed that the political program includes a number of basic principles, which is: “the occupation of Iraq is injustice and aggression, and is religiously and legally unacceptable, and resistance to the occupation is guaranteed by all divine laws and that there is no legitimacy for any Constitution or system or government or law signed under occupation and that Iraq is part and integral part of the Arab and Islamic nations, and working to establish the identity of Iraq as an Arabic and Islamic country is the most important of our priorities”.

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