The president of Al-Seyada Alliance said in a tweet via the “X” platform: “We remind you of the tens of thousands of displaced Iraqi women in difficult humanitarian and living conditions, inside displacement camps, and they are waiting for justice to achieved by returning to their original regions and cities” stressing Al-Seyada Alliance’s firm position on the right of return for all displaced persons to their cities, calling on political forces to assume their responsibilities to end the suffering of the displaced in the camps and work hard to achieve this. 

Sheikh Al-Khanjar also paid tribute to the Palestinian woman in Gaza, saying: “We must not forget to remember, salute and honor the Palestinian woman in Gaza, the proud woman, as she bravely and competently confronts the Zionist aggression machine, such women should give birth to a great generation of men” he called on everyone to work hard to lift the injustice against women, whether in the displacement camps in Iraq or the arenas of steadfastness in Palestine, stressing that women remain a symbol of steadfastness and hope for a better future.

The president of Al-Seyada Alliance described the court’s decision as a victory for the values ​​of justice, law, and human rights, a step towards ending the impunity that international criminals have long planned, stressing that the use of starvation as a weapon by the government of the usurping entity against civilians, the killing of women and children, and the demolition of hospitals, schools and places of worship, constitute serious violations that require accountability for their perpetrators.

Sheikh Al-Khanjar called on all signatories to the Rome Statute to cooperate fully to arrest those involved in these crimes and bring them to international justice, stressing that this step represents a basis for ending the war and establishing peace in the region.