KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – A prominent speaker, PU Rahmat, delivered a fervent address at a recent solidarity event, emphasizing Malaysia's unwavering support for Palestine and its non-recognition of Israel. Speaking to a large, engaged audience, Rahmat shared personal experiences, including his time in prison, to highlight the significance of unity and national identity in the face of global conflict. "When our enemies hate us, that is a victory," Rahmat declared, referencing the unique policy on Malaysian passports that explicitly excludes travel to Israel. He recounted an incident where he was questioned about his Malaysian passport, noting the perceived animosity towards it. The event, widely broadcast, aimed to galvanize public opinion and reinforce the country's long-standing position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, drawing on both religious and patriotic themes to inspire attendees.
Aktivis kemanusiaan dan juga pendakwah, PU Rahmat menjadi bualan ramai selepas bergurau menyatakan beliau dan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrah…
