premise: Dhari, 65, who is safe from arrest in neighboring Jordan, reported the pan Arab al-Jazeera television on Friday, adding that the Iraqi government is "provoking crises" with him to cover its failure in facing up the militias loyal to government Shiite political parties.
  Dhari, the secretary general of the Association of Muslim Scholars, described the arrest warrant of the Shiite-dominated government as "illegal" and that he would return to Iraq at the appropriate time.
  However, government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said in the day that the Iraqi government has not ordered an arrest warrant for Dhari, but it was only to open a criminal investigation into his activities.
  "There is an investigation warrant related to the activities of Sheikh Dhari and they are not final," Dabbagh told state-run Iraqia television.
  "Iraqi government issued an arrest warrant is not accurate. We confirm that this news were out of context," Dabbagh said.
   What could be Dhari be expected to do if he did not believe the Iraqi government was trying to cover its failure?
hypothesis: failure in facing up the militias loyal to government Shiite political parties