Baghdad: Head of the National State Forces Alliance, Ammar al-Hakim, emphasized the crucial role of women in the ongoing reform process during a meeting with organizational leaders from the Women’s Organizations Office in the National Wisdom Movement. Al-Hakim articulated that every individual has a responsibility in the reform journey and must act decisively to fulfill this obligation, highlighting the need to assess situations based on their outcomes.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Al-Hakim urged attendees to reflect on the situations in Gaza and Lebanon, acknowledging the significant sacrifices made. He expressed his belief that divine promise assures victory for believers. He elaborated that the leaders who were martyred, notably the Master of Resistance, have become exemplary figures posthumously, embodying the spirit of resistance.

Al-Hakim noted the historical precedent where truth, despite its limited resources, has achieved significant victories over falsehood. He emphasized learning from
the crises in Gaza and Lebanon, criticizing the Western value system for its lack of substantive condemnation of massacres, and merely expressing concern and regret. He asserted that the West has disregarded human values and rights, which have been exposed as mere slogans.

Furthermore, Al-Hakim underscored the importance of adhering to moderation and centrism, suggesting this approach could unify people for the common good. He asserted that experience has shown the necessity of moderation, centrism, and understanding, as this methodology fosters stability, economic recovery, development of services, and public contentment.