When the dispute reached its climax, and the mutual threats became public, influential figures, including the head of the "Islamic Supreme Council", Hammam Hammoudi, and the head of the "Badr Organization", Hadi al-Amiri, took action to prevent the crisis from escaping, as reported by a leader in the "Al-Habar coordination framework". According to the leader, the divisions believe that al-Zaidi violated the previous understandings with them, and did not listen to their observations on cases that they believed were fateful. They also oppose government measures taken against companies accused of having ties to them, and the execution of an arrest warrant against the son of its secretary general, Hussein Alhamidawi, in addition to accusing the government of instructing official institutions and sectors not to deal with them.

When the dispute reached its climax, and the mutual threats became public, influential figures, including the head of the "Islamic Supreme Council", Hammam Hammoudi, and the head of the "Badr Organization", Hadi al-Amiri, took action to prevent the crisis from escaping, as reported by a leader in the "Al-Habar coordination framework". According to the leader, the divisions believe that al-Zaidi violated the previous understandings with them, and did not listen to their observations on cases that they believed were fateful. They also oppose government measures taken against companies accused of having ties to them, and the execution of an arrest warrant against the son of its secretary general, Hussein Alhamidawi, in addition to accusing the government of instructing official institutions and sectors not to deal with them.