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Story update06 Sept, 02:40 BAGHDAD

AAH-owned Al-Ahad TV airs claims Fayyad belongs to parallel structure

THE FILE13 SIGNALS · OPENED 04 Sept
  1. 04 Sept, 00:36Political analyst Ibrahim al-Dahsh urges Fayyadh questioning
  2. 04 Sept, 12:42Sadiqoun MP Salem al-Absawi says parliament may remove Fayyad from PMF chairmanship
  3. 04 Sept, 16:36Martyrs’ families guarantee response to Saudi aggression – AAH-owned Al-Ahad TV
  4. 04 Sept, 17:33Political analyst Ali al-Mutairi urges younger PMF leadership
  5. 04 Sept, 19:31Legal expert al-Bakhati seeks US-Saudi PMF attack inquiry – AAH-owned Al-Ahad TV
  6. 04 Sept, 20:54Martyrs’ relatives blame Fayyadh for evacuation failure
  7. 04 Sept, 21:36Sunna Party official seeks a Fayyad inquiry and PMF restructuring
  8. 05 Sept, 20:33Sadiqoun MP Ahmad al-Musawi seeks Fayyad questioning
  9. 05 Sept, 22:30Legal expert Zafer al-Zarafi seeks Fayyad inquiry in absentia
  10. 06 Sept, 02:17Analyst al-Zaydawi and security expert al-Jabri demand parliament question Fayyad – AAH-owned Al-Ahad TV
  11. 06 Sept, 03:30AAH-owned Al-Ahad TV airs claims Fayyad belongs to parallel structure
  12. 06 Sept, 15:37Legal expert Abbas al-Aqabi seeks Fayyad’s questioning
  13. 07 Sept, 16:36AAH political and legal voices combine blame of Fayyad with calls for removal and criminal liability
WHAT HAPPENED

On 5 September, Al-Ahad TV (AAH — official) captioned Hashim al-Husseini, whose role was not stated, as criticizing the PMF chairman’s absence from parliament and describing Faleh al-Fayyad as part of an unofficial, politically protected parallel structure. Minutes later, the channel attributed to Mohammed al-Yasiri, whose role was not stated, the assertion that Fayyad had made a serious contradiction concerning notification and should have explained it before parliament.

WHO CARRIED IT · EVERY MESSAGE, LINKED
  1. Al-Ahad TVAAH — official06 Sept, 02:25

    Hashim al-Husseini criticizes the PMF chairman’s absence from parliament: Fayyad is part of a parallel, unofficial structure that is politically protected.

    هاشم الحسيني ينتقد غياب رئيس هيئة الحشد عن البرلمان: الفياض جزء من هيكل مواز وغير رسمي ومحمي سياسيا

  2. Al-Ahad TVAAH — official06 Sept, 02:40

    Mohammed al-Yasiri: Fayyad’s contradiction regarding the notification issue was serious, and he should have been required to provide clarification before parliament.

    محمد الياسري: تناقض الفياض بجزئية التبليغ خطير وكان مطالباً بالتوضيح أمام البرلمان

In posting order. Translated by the desk, published as evidence — not endorsement. A channel name opens the message where it was posted.
WHY IT MATTERS

The two comments align on parliamentary accountability while extending the criticism across procedural and structural grounds, placing both Fayyad’s explanation and the status of his leadership structure in question.