Al-Sadr attacks 3 European countries and accuses them of lying for this reason!

Today, Monday, the leader of the Sadrist movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, described the call of some European countries for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip as a "lie and a fallacy," calling on those countries to stop their support for Israel.

Al-Sadr said in a statement to Shafaq News Agency: "Three European countries issued a joint statement supporting the ceasefire in Gaza and calling for peace and non-escalation in the region, but this is nothing more than throwing dust in the eyes... Their joint statement is nothing but a lie and a fallacy."

He added, "It is necessary for it to stop its comprehensive support for the brutal terrorist Zionist entity, whether it is unlimited support with weapons or any material or moral support. Rather, it is necessary for it not to harm anyone who supports the full Palestinian state and anyone who sympathizes with Palestinian civilians and rejects the genocide and the abhorrent Zionist terrorism."

He added, "They should follow the example of some European countries in fully recognizing the State of Palestine instead of this weak and flimsy joint statement."

Al-Sadr stressed, "It must uncover the hidden facts and its true political positions, and not work for its own interests or the interests of the head of evil, America, its elections, and winning the people's votes for the so-called democratic ballot boxes."

He pointed out that "in general, we hope to reach an immediate and unconditional ceasefire. Failure to do so will lead to the beginning of their end and expose their falsehood, their democracy and freedom, from which no one has gained anything except the suppression of peoples, the rise in crime rates, support for the LGBT community, and the pursuit of reducing the birth rate and the like. We draw your attention to this. Otherwise, there is no escape."

Earlier today, Britain, France and Germany issued a joint statement calling on Iran and its proxy armed groups to avoid launching attacks on Israel, warning that this could lead to an escalation of tensions in the Middle East.

The joint statement explained that the attack on Israel "threatens the chances of reaching a ceasefire in Gaza and exchanging prisoners with Hamas," stressing the need to stop the fighting immediately and release all prisoners held by Hamas.