VOICED: The candidate who would be king: Iraqi heir fights for seat

Prince Ali bin Hussein, a cousin of Iraq's last king, is campaigning for a seat in Iraq's House of Representatives. He aims to revive the monarchy by winning votes for his constitutional monarchy party. Despite coming from a Sunni dynasty, he is part of a Shiite conservative coalition, which includes Muqtada Al Sadr's party. Critics view this as opportunistic, but Prince Ali argues it aims to bridge Iraq's societal divisions. He seeks to create a political list representing Iraq's diverse factions and ethnicities, aiming for a stable state. As a former investment banker, he has a strong chance of success.

What are the criticisms faced by Prince Ali bin Hussein regarding his political strategy?

What is the significance of building a political list that represents different currents and factions in Iraq?