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****** Graduated from Baghdad college of Fine arts, Cinema and television department. I have two short films prepared by me as directing, scenario and editing.I have made lots of short breaks, editing multi short films, directing varied programs and documentaries, actor in multiple short films and short breaks. Professional in DSLR cameras, Director of “hiwar khass” political program,by the presenter “ Saadoon Muhsin Damad” for Al-Hurra Iraq. Promotions for the programs of Al-Hurra Iraq. Director and editor of “ Dewan Al-Arab “ program for Al-Araby channel. Manager of editing department in “Beladi“ channel. Worked as director and editor for Al-Hikma company. Worked as director and editor for “Baghdad media city” Worked as director and editor for multiple channels. Multi-media reporter. SOFTWARE PREMIERE PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR AFTER EFFECTS
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Inside story: Are Iran's Iraqi allies turning against the Quds Force?
Iraq's political landscape is shifting as Shiite parties show divisions and some allies of Iran pursue independent interests. The Quds Force's influence is being tested, especially after the Iraqi parliamentary elections where Muqtada Al-Sadr's bloc emerged as the largest, while the Fatah Alliance suffered significant losses. The State of Law bloc, led by Nouri Al-Maliki, made modest gains. These developments indicate a changing dynamic in Iran-Iraq relations.
Deep Dive: Did Iranian missile strike follow 'unheeded' warnings?
Iran has launched a missile strike on an alleged Israeli strategic center in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, hitting several sites near the new US consulate in Erbil. The attack, involving a dozen missiles, did not target Americans according to Washington. The incident, which has caused an outcry in Iraq, is part of the ongoing undeclared war between Iran and Israel, with Iranian media suggesting it was a response to a rare Israeli strike inside Iran the previous month.
Amid deadlock over sanctions relief, Iran’s leader backs dialogue with west
Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei emphasizes the need for Iran to seek the lifting of US sanctions while also making its economy resilient to foreign pressures. His remarks, delivered during the Nowruz speech, highlight the ongoing deadlock in indirect talks between Tehran and Washington over the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, particularly concerning US sanctions on the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Khamenei’s calculus: Iran supreme leader faces a bitter choice on Israel
The assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, allegedly by Israel, has intensified the longstanding conflict between Iran and Israel, posing a significant challenge to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The incident has sparked debates within Iran about its nuclear policy and strategic response, with some advocating for restraint to avoid a costly confrontation. Khamenei, however, emphasizes not succumbing to psychological warfare. The situation is further complicated by Israel's perceived nuclear threats and the US's withdrawal from the nuclear agreement, prompting Iran to reconsider its nuclear strategy. As tensions rise, Khamenei faces critical decisions that could reshape the Middle East's strategic landscape.
Will Sadr contain Iraq’s armed factions, work with the US?
Iraq is experiencing a political crisis following the Oct. 10 parliamentary elections, with the Sadrist Movement emerging as the largest bloc and pro-Iran parties losing seats. Protests led by members of the Shiite Coordination Framework, including Asa’ib Ahl Al-Haq and Kata’ib Hezbollah, have occurred, but the federal supreme court ratified the election results on Dec. 27. Despite threats of violence, the situation remained stable, and Shiite armed groups opted for dialogue over violence, leaving the future government composition in Baghdad uncertain.
Inside Lebanon as war looms – Full Story podcast
Lebanon is on the brink of a full-scale war, prompting countries like Australia to advise their citizens to leave. Despite the escalating tensions, some residents are choosing to stay. Nour Haydar interviews Ali Hashem and Cherine Yazbeck in Beirut, who share their experiences of living amidst uncertainty. The Australian government's advisory is highlighted, reflecting the international concern over the situation in Lebanon.
Egypt-Israel-UAE summit paves way for ‘shield’ against Iranian arms
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi hosted Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and UAE Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan for a historic trilateral meeting. The summit is part of broader plans for a regional security framework involving additional Arab partners, as evidenced by the Negev Summit, which included several Arab foreign ministers and the Israeli and US chief diplomats.
Hailing Raisi's Moscow visit, Iran's hardliners extol Putin's Russia
Iran’s conservative President Ebrahim Raisi visited Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, a trip portrayed by Iranian hardliners as a significant foreign policy success. The meeting covered various issues, including the Vienna talks aimed at reviving the 2015 Iran nuclear deal. Despite the positive portrayal by hardliners, there remains deep distrust among many ordinary Iranians towards Russia, prompting the Raisi administration to differentiate Putin's Russia from its Soviet predecessor.
Israel and Lebanon Won’t End Up at War
The ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, which has intensified over the past eight months, is unlikely to escalate into a full-scale war. Both sides have engaged in strategic military actions, focusing on military targets and avoiding civilian casualties. Hezbollah's significant arsenal, including precision-guided missiles and drones, poses a strategic threat to Israel, but both parties understand the devastating consequences of an all-out war. The conflict remains a strategic maneuver, with both sides aiming to establish deterrence without crossing the threshold into a broader war. The involvement of regional actors and the geopolitical implications further complicate the situation, but neither Israel nor Lebanon, nor their sponsors, desire an uncontrollable escalation.
The new status quo in Iraq
A new status quo is emerging in Iraq, particularly noticeable in Baghdad. While COVID-19 continues to affect the country with over 3,000 new cases daily, the primary focus has shifted to Iraq's relationship with neighboring Iran, which is becoming a central topic of debate.
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