Opinion: The Guarantee

Political blocs are busily negotiating to form the new government. Every bloc has certain proposals and tries to persuade other blocs to get on board with them. This gives them a wider scope to revise their positions and views about the new Iraqi situation. The era of democracy forces the politicians to adhere to the electoral results and to show their commitment to the choices of the people. One suggestion includes forming a small council that would be at the core of decision-making, but this is not in line with the law that we adhere to. All of the blocs should work according to the law and under parliament's dome. The bloc that violates the system will not be working within the new laws. Iraq will be safe if all respect the law and the constitution. The parliament will work as the keen eye in building the new Iraqi state and will protect the blocs regardless of their size.