Al-Moussawi comments on Al-Fayad’s meeting with Ali Hatem Al-Sulaiman and considers it an insult to the sacrifices of the martyrs … For blood that does not have a statute of limitations.

The representative of the Al-Sadiqoon , Ahmed Al-Musawi, commented on Saturday, the meeting that brought together the head of the Popular Mobilization Forces, Faleh Al-Fayyad, with Ali Hatem Al-Sulaiman, and while he considered that the matter was an insult to the sacrifices of the martyrs, he stressed that blood does not have a statute of limitations and is not subject to courtesy and personal gain.
Al-Moussawi said in a blog post on the “X” website, referring to Ali Hatem Al-Sulaiman, that among his characteristics were treachery, sectarianism, obscenity, ugliness, and incitement against the security forces, especially the Popular Mobilization, and that he was one of the heads of sedition and its prominent headlines. “He turned against those who supported him and were kind to him previously, indicating that the result of this sedition was Thousands of martyrs, thousands of wounded, and armies of orphans, widows, and bereaved mothers.
Al-Moussawi wondered how the head of the Popular Mobilization Forces ignored all of this and went to such figures and shook hands with them, and what is the interest in that, adding by saying: Are your excuses convincing or has she lost her only son and do the children of the martyrs accept that. Al-Moussawi continued: If you believe that politics does not have a permanent friend or enemy, then you have no right to speak in the name of the Popular Mobilization, its men, and its sacrifices, as blood has no statute of limitations and is not subject to courtesy or personal gain.