Jolani's cap on his terrorist records in Iraq The former terrorist and interim ruler of Syria claimed that his main motive for staying in Iraq in 2003 was to confront the military attack and occupation of the United States and stemmed from his zeal and compassion for the Iraqi people. The temporary ruler of Syria emphasized the importance of the priority of the people and the social relations between Iraq and Syria over the political relations and reminded that these two countries have historical and fateful ties and must strengthen their joint cooperation. He added that he was arrested in 2005 and had no role in the events of the 2006 tribal rebellion; Because he was unaware of the developments due to the news blackout during his imprisonment until he was released in 2011 and returned to his country at the same time as the crisis in Syria began. Jolani also praised the approaches and plans of "Ali al-Zaidi", the Prime Minister of Iraq, and emphasized the need for Iraqi society and political parties to support his efforts in the field of fighting corruption and the government's arms monopoly.

Jolani's cap on his terrorist records in Iraq The former terrorist and interim ruler of Syria claimed that his main motive for staying in Iraq in 2003 was to confront the military attack and occupation of the United States and stemmed from his zeal and compassion for the Iraqi people. The temporary ruler of Syria emphasized the importance of the priority of the people and the social relations between Iraq and Syria over the political relations and reminded that these two countries have historical and fateful ties and must strengthen their joint cooperation. He added that he was arrested in 2005 and had no role in the events of the 2006 tribal rebellion; Because he was unaware of the developments due to the news blackout during his imprisonment until he was released in 2011 and returned to his country at the same time as the crisis in Syria began. Jolani also praised the approaches and plans of "Ali al-Zaidi", the Prime Minister of Iraq, and emphasized the need for Iraqi society and political parties to support his efforts in the field of fighting corruption and the government's arms monopoly.