Iraq rejects call to pray in Jurf al-Sakhr
The head of the Iraqi Sovereignty Alliance, Khitam al-Khandaqji, refused a tribal invitation to visit Jurf al-Sakhr, which was taken over by Shiite factions after the residents were displaced during battles with ISIS. He confirmed that the city is an integral part of Iraq and that its people are the landowners. He expressed that restoring displaced residents and ensuring their safety is the top priority, not visits by armed factions or other parties. He emphasized the need to end the injustice against the city's original residents and to lift their stolen possessions. He affirmed that their right to return is more important than any political or media visits.
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