Der irakische Richter, der Saddam Hussein zum Tode verurteilte, wurde heute von ISIS ermordet. Das berichten lokale Medien. Trauriger Tiefpunkt der Ereignisse um Bagdad.
Die ISIS Truppen sind weiter auf dem Vormarsch und kommen Bagdad immer näher. Nun melden lokale Medien, dass Sie den Richter, der über Hussein das Todesurteil verhängte, gefangen und ermordet haben. Diese Aktion hat symbolischen Charakter in Hinblick darauf, was die Zukunft des Irak angeht.
Als die US-Behörden im Jahre 2006 bekannt gaben, dass über Saddam Hussein das Todesurteil verhängt wurde und er schließlich am Galgen starb, meldete Washington: "Mission accompished" - Mission erfüllt. Heute nun wird bekannt, dass derselbe Richter (Rauf Rashid Abd al-Rahman) von der Terrorgruppe ISIS hingerichtet wurde. Das berichten lokale Medien.
ISIS fand Rauf Rashid Abd al-Rahman, den Richter, der Saddam Hussein zum Tode verurteilte und exekutierte ihn sofort, hieß es in nordirakischen Medien.
More details from Almesryoon.com, google translated.
There were reports the execution of Iraqi judge, Raouf Abdel-Rahman, who spent the same judgment on Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, according to confirmed the pages on the social networking site, without official confirmation from the Iraqi government.
The pages on social networking sites, including Page MP Jordanian Khalil Attieh on the site "Facebook" to "revolutionaries Iraqis arrested him and sentenced him to death in retaliation for the death of the martyr Saddam Hussein," he said, adding that Rauf tried to escape from Baghdad after wearing uniforms dancers.
She page Izzat al-Douri, vice-president Saddam Hussein, the "Facebook" to the rebels Iraqis were able to arrest the Kurdish judge Rauf Rashid, who issued a death sentence against the former Iraqi leader, which is currently in the "grip of the soldiers of the Islamic State and the men of the Baath Party."
She page address, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, "Judge Rauf Rashid in the grip of Mujahideen equipped Aahalki neck", in reference to al-Maliki, also falling in the hands of insurgents.
Judge Raouf Abdel Rahman presided over the trial of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, the successor to the judge Rizgar Amin, following the latter's resignation in protest against foreign interference in the work of the court. Following the verdict on Saddam hanging out in the October 5, 2006, and was appointed justice minister in the Kurdistan Regional Government.
Although he was seen as an advocate of human rights, but he faced charges because of the way his administration for sessions trial of Saddam and the symbols of his regime, because Thamlh defendants, for being a city of Halabja, which came to the bombing of a chemical at the end of the eighties.
Over the past week, fell several cities in northern Iraq, in the forefront of Mosul, and Tikrit, Salahuddin province, in the hands of groups of armed Sunni, led by the organization "Daash", after the withdrawal of army troops, in moves considered leaders tribal Sunni "popular revolution Sunni against injustice and sectarian government (Prime Minister outgoing Nuri) al-Maliki, the Shiite, "while the frequency of the authorities as" attacks from terrorist groups."
