Kurdish MPs and Motahedoun withdraw from the parliament session

The reporter of “Shafaq News", said that “ the Kurdish MPc withdrew in protest against the accusation of some members of the state of law to Kurdistan of harboring members of ISIL there.

The National Alliance the biggest bloc, which represents the Shiite component has failed in naming its candidate for the presidency of the Council of Ministers of the new government, as the Union of national forces was unable to name its candidate for the Presidency of the parliament   , while the Kurds are still waiting for announcement of the candidates in order to take the initiative in providing its candidate for the presidency.

The Kurdish blocs , Motahedoun coalition, led by the outgoing Parliament Speaker , Osama al-Nujaifi, and the National Coalition one of the parties of the Shiite alliance reject to give the outgoing Prime Minister , Nuri al-Maliki and the winner of the first legislative elections by 95 votes the same position for the third time.

Blocs opposed to the third term of Maliki have questioned the election results, which was announced last May as the State of Law coalition, led by Maliki who won the elections.

Maliki's opponents say that he has failed to run the country in political, service, security and economic terms for eight years, while al-Maliki said that his opponents were prevented from carrying out his functions for political goals.

This comes at a time ISIL militants and its allied groups still head to cities and towns in Iraq since the tenth of this month and took control on Mosul , Tikrit, parts of Diyala, Salahuddin, Kirkuk and Anbar in the biggest challenge to the Iraqi government since the overthrow of the former regime in 2003.