Abu Feras Alhamdani () is an Iraqi politician, leading member of Eradaa Movement, political analyst, media personality and former TV presenter.
Biography Alhamdani was born on 1979 in Baghdad. He entered the Iraqi elections as a candidate for the Eradaa Movement. He is a leading member of Eradaa Movement. He was also a media personality and TV presenter for Al Rasheed TV.
Arrest Qatari authorities detained Abu Feras Alhamdani after a television program broadcast by Al-Jazeera which hosted the candidate of "Karama" "Najah Al-Mezan", who did not win the parliamentary elections held on 30 April.
The episode of Al-Jazeera TV program "The Opposite Direction", presented by the journalist Faisal al-Qassem, was a sharp verbal argument that developed into a physical dispute. The focus of the episode was "The security situation in Iraq and the battle of the Iraqi army with bandits." Al-Hamdani was lined up alongside the security forces.
See also Eradaa Movement Hanan Saeed Mohsen al-Fatlawi
References
External links An Interview with Abu Feras Alhamdani on BBC Arabic An Interview with Abu Feras Alhamdani on Alahad TV An Interview with Abu Feras Alhamdani on Al-Baghdadia TV An Interview with Abu Feras Alhamdani on Al Iraqiya