| Aftermath [ ] His death triggered a national uproar in Iraq and among the larger international community, leading to allegations accusing paramilitary groups such as and the , while the official investigation has not accused any group, and no group has claimed responsibility | Director of the National Security and Counterterrorism Program at the AKD Center for Strategic Studies and Research |
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| After 2003, he went to work in the press, began writing reports and documents with foreign newspapers and channels, and began writing a blog about the map of armed groups in Iraq | In July 2021, four men were arrested including Ahmed Hamdawi Owayid Kinani who confessed that he assassinated al-Hashimi with a licensed gun, as he had previously worked in the |
He died in the nearby Ibn Al-Nafees hospital shortly after arrival.
| However, Al-Hashimi has reportedly received direct death and kidnapping threats from members and commanders within and the | External links [ ] Wikiquote has quotations related to:• in July 2020, a BBC investigation said was implicated in al-Hashimi's death |
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| History of al-Qaeda in Iraq Book• On 1 July 2020, he published a report titled "The internal dispute within the ", his last work before his assassination | He was buried at , , Iraq |
More than 500 articles and research published in Iraqi and Arab newspapers and magazines about extremist groups.
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