Sayyid Al-Hakeem: Centrism and Moderation are testaments of power, worthiest to unite visions, achieve stability and balance
Sayyid Ammar Al-Hakeem, head of Al-Hikma National Movement, convened with an assembly of leaders from Al-Hikma National Movement in the Middle Euphrates region. Commending the high spirit and significant efforts exhibited by the members of Al-Hikma National Movement, we underscored their strong preparedness for the impending electoral challenges. Emphasizing the need to operate within the framework of preparing for the Imam's project (may our souls be devoted to the soil of his esteemed presence).
His Eminence addressed the recent electoral hurdles faced by Al-Hikma National Movement, and highlighted how Al-Hikma’s approach acted as a healing balm for societal wounds, ensuring the well-being of the populace and safeguarding the nation and its political system.
H.E. indicated the importance of adhering to Al-Hikma Movement's project as a beacon of moderation and centrism, and clarified that the path of moderation is not one of weakness, contrary to some perceptions. H.E. affirmed that the relationship between moderation and the public is based on respect and attraction, not fear and caution. Stressing the role of Al-Hikma in uniting the people's voices, sustaining reconstruction efforts, resolving issues, and renewed his confidence in the youth's ability to govern their nation.
H.E. condemned the resumption of Israeli military atrocities in Gaza, we placed responsibility on the international community to cease hostilities, protect civilians, and halt massacres targeting children and women. Expressing his belief that victory aligns with martyrs and those who sacrifice, we urged scrutiny of the prisoner exchange process, revealing the humane treatment by Palestinians and the lack of humanity from the Israeli entity.
H.E. emphasized the significance of on-the-ground presence and serving the people. H.E. called for sustained communication with all stakeholders. Highlighting the importance of engaging with undecided regions and persuading them of the relevance of Al-Hikma Movement's project to the nation's needs.
