Iraqi authorities have released for the first time the names of 60 of the most wanted men for belonging to an al-Qaeda organization, Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein's Baath party. The list did not include Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a daunting leader.

Iraqi authorities have released for the first time the names of 60 of the most wanted men for belonging to an al-Qaeda organization, Al Qaeda and Saddam Hussein's Baath party. The list did not include Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a daunting leader.

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The list of names especially shows the name of the daughter of Saddam Hussein, Raghad, who currently lives in Jordan ... All the names on the list belong to Iraqis, except for one Lebanese who is the former Secretary General of the Arab National Congress Maan Bashour, accused of recruiting fighters "to participate in activities Terrorism "in Iraq.

This is the comment of Raghad Saddam Hussein in an interview with the Arab news program tonight.