American War Crimes in Iraq

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The American intervention in the affairs of Iraq, since the first and second Gulf Wars, up to the stage of direct military occupation, represents a call to think about the tragic and long-term consequences of the war in this country, and especially the crimes and atrocities committed by the American army against the Iraqis.

Although the American intervention came under some slogans, such as establishing democracy, human rights, and ridding Iraq of weapons of mass destruction, rather, the US-led invasion actually brought nothing to Iraq but chaos, violence, death, and all forms of destruction.

The war has depleted Iraq's resources, and plunged it into several stifling crises that paved the way for its destruction. Iraq is the country that posed a strategic threat to the interests of the United States and its ally Israel, and the war made sectarian tensions, between Sunni and Shiite Muslims, as fuel for political division, violence and extremism. This systematic destruction led to serious divisions in Iraqi society, and terrorist attacks became a daily routine, paralyzing life in Iraq and destroying all forms of growth and development, and Iraq is still suffering from the consequences of American intervention to this day.

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