A. A. Al-Sharaa: The motive for going to Iraq in 2003 was jealousy and the desire to protect the Iraqis. President Ahmed Al-Sharaa explained that news reaches the detainees inside the prison months after the events took place outside, as a result of the communication malfunction, and noted that among the detainees were a number of individuals who today hold political responsibilities in Iraq. Al-Sharaa confirmed that his motivation to go to Iraq was greed, jealousy and the desire to protect the Iraqis, even though his life was stable at the time, and he worked hard on his studies and lived in comfortable conditions. Al-Sharaa pointed out that some of the political class in Iraq faced the American occupation, entered prisons and then left them, and explained that some of these people today hold the leadership of political parties, and they are still proud of this experience.

A. A. Al-Sharaa: The motive for going to Iraq in 2003 was jealousy and the desire to protect the Iraqis. President Ahmed Al-Sharaa explained that news reaches the detainees inside the prison months after the events took place outside, as a result of the communication malfunction, and noted that among the detainees were a number of individuals who today hold political responsibilities in Iraq. Al-Sharaa confirmed that his motivation to go to Iraq was greed, jealousy and the desire to protect the Iraqis, even though his life was stable at the time, and he worked hard on his studies and lived in comfortable conditions. Al-Sharaa pointed out that some of the political class in Iraq faced the American occupation, entered prisons and then left them, and explained that some of these people today hold the leadership of political parties, and they are still proud of this experience.

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