Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani confirmed the government's intention to develop legislation to protect bloggers and support their work within the framework of the law and support credibility. A statement by the Prime Minister's media office stated: "Al-Sudani received, today, Saturday, the content makers participating in the (Flood Path) conference for bloggers, which was recently hosted by the capital, Baghdad." Al-Sudani, according to the statement, blessed the convening of the conference and the goals it adopted in supporting the just cause of the steadfast Palestinian people, and conveying a realistic picture of the crime committed against them, stressing that "Baghdad always welcomes everything that brings together positions supporting stability and media activities that present the truth and expose the media falsehood that contributed to passing the aggression." Al-Sudani reiterated that "the international community and major countries have failed to take positions that stop the (genocide) of the Palestinians." He explained that "there are attempts to reduce the Palestinian issue to a normalization process here or there," stressing that "the Palestinian people are the owners of the issue and the decision." The Prime Minister explained that "thanks to a number of bloggers with a living conscience, and thanks to citizen journalism, the true picture was conveyed that exposes the ugliness of the crime, so that public opinion around the world receives information without falsification, which is a great and honorable position in shedding light on what is happening, and innocent journalists and bloggers have been martyred while conveying the truth, especially since many of them are subjected to harassment in the West Because of these positions. He pointed out: "The government's position expresses the position of all the Iraqi people, with their various segments, spectrums and societal activities, most notably the supreme religious authority, and the effort to stop the aggression. Bloggers have previou sly contributed to exposing ISIS crimes, as attempts to hide the truth will continue, in parallel with killing and targeting," stressing the government's intention to put in place legislation to protect bloggers and support their work within the framework of the law and support credibility." Source: National Iraqi News Agency