Al Qaeda in Saudi Arabia have rejected a renewed amnesty offer to repentant Islamist militants from Saudi King Abdullah, according to an Internet statement posted on Tuesday. "We say no surrender. Its either victory or martyrdom," said the statement signed by the al Qaeda Organisation in the Arabian Peninsula and posted on a Web site frequently used by Islamic militants. "This move shows the fear felt by the apostate government. The government is not in a position of power (because) this offer which has already expired has proven to be a failure," it said.Al Qaeda urged Muslims in the birthplace of Islam to "burn the land" underneath the feet of Westerners. "We won't rest or live happily until the mujahideen's blows reach you (Westerners) and your slaves (Saudi monarchy)," it said.