Assafir: Al-Sader press center: the occupation remains an occupation and will be always rejected

In today's issue, the Lebanese daily Assafir said that a statement issued by martyr Muhammad al-Sader office explained that statements made by Muqtada al-Sader quoted by a news agency from the Iraqi daily al-Sabah.

The statement said that "the office of martyr Muhammad al-Sader addressed a message on the occasion of the holy month of Ramadan to the Americans whose conditions led them to enter Iraq. Hijatul Islam and Muslims Muqtada al-Sader addressed the Americans in their humanitarian and civilian aspects, rather than military mission, and said in his message which calls on them to embrace Islam, the religion of peace and amity."

The statement also explained that "certain papers allied to the occupation and certain mass media tried to exploit this message in order to make the world understand that there is a strategic change in the nature of al-Houza ( the Shiite religious center) with the occupation forces, and tried to depict it as backing away, where everyone is instructed by the Almighty God in the holy book to not commit to non- believers."

The statement also said "we confirm that our religion necessitates the policy we practice, including that not changing the facts. Occupation is still an occupation and will be always rejected."