Ennahda raises a crisis in Tunisia and reject Al-Fakhfakh’s government

Ennahda movement in Tunisia issued a statement, on Monday, January 27, 2020, claiming that it refuses to form a coalition government that excludes some parties; the movement has also confirmed that it has held early elections.

The Brotherhood statement came in response to the appointment of the Prime Minister Elias Al-Fakhfakh, and his consultations to form a government in which the “Heart of Tunisia” party was led, which is led by Nabil Karoui, despite the fact that “the Heart of Tunisia” has 38 seats out of a total of 217 seats, knowing that any government gets 109 votes to ensure the confidence of Parliament before it can exercise its constitutional duties in accordance with the law.

Tunisian parliament had refused to grant confidence to the government of al-Gamli, which had enjoyed strong support from the Ennahda movement and its allies, especially after the government obtained a vote of 74.

Although the Ennahda movement had coordinated with the Heart of Tunisia party in order to secure the seat of Parliament in favor of Ghannouchi, the movement returned and turned against the Heart Party of Tunisia and excluded it from al-Gamli government consultations, which prompted the party – with the Free Democratic and Constitutional Parties – to stand up to the government, which Prevented the latter from obtaining the required confidence.

Ennahda’s statement carries suspicious messages, including the unequivocal threat to stand up to the government if it does not include the Heart of Tunisia party.

A good follower of Tunisian affairs will fully realize that the Ennahda movement is trying to secure for itself a strong place in the new government by waving in cooperation with the Heart of Tunisia party in order to overthrow it, which means that the movement does not care at all about the speed of government formation in order to take into account the conditions of the Tunisian people, but rather From this, it is trying to form a front against the new government in the event that it did not obtain its goal of controlling the most important sovereign seats.

For his part, the researcher Mohamed Rabie confirmed that the Tunisian Renaissance movement plays a role in obstructing the government of Elias Al-Fakhakh, especially after the movement failed to form a Tunisian government led by Habib El-Gamly after the parliament rejected this government, which was followed by a visit from the president of the Tunisian Renaissance movement and the head of the Tunisian parliament Ghannouchi to Turkey and a consultation With Erdogan, these conditions in Tunisia come in light of regional and international changes that the Arab region is experiencing, especially after Turkey announced its interference in the Libyan crisis and landed a number of mercenaries inside Libya with the aim of fueling the conflict and prolonging the Libyan crisis.

In fact, the goal of the Ennahda movement comes through its attempts to thwart the traps in forming a government, because the movement will get fewer seats within the government formed in Tunisia, and the ministerial seats that Ennahda will take are an ineffective or sovereign chair, as Ennahda wants to obtain sovereign ministries in any A government will be formed within the Tunisian interior, with the aim of supporting Turkey in the region, especially in the Turkish intervention in the Libyan crisis, in which the movement does not see it as critical. The Libyan nation.

It appears that the endeavors of Ennahda ultimately aim to hold early parliamentary elections in Tunisia in order to remain with the aim of prolonging the suffering of Tunisians and the instability of the situation in Tunisia in order to exhaust the Tunisian state internally; rather than looking at the security threats that surround Tunisia, especially with Turkish intervention in Libya, which It directly threatens the Tunisian national security, especially since the mercenaries that Turkey brought to Libya make it easier for them to form a terrorist attack on the Tunisian people and the Tunisian border. Therefore, Ennahdha aims from all these actions to support Turkish interventions in the region.