The situation in the Gaza Strip is increasingly worrying and painful. I renew my heartfelt appeal to allow the entry of dignified humanitarian aid and to bring an end to the hostilities, whose heart-rending price is borne by children, the elderly, and the sick.
Netanyahu's illegal war has killed 50,000 Palestinians. Now, Trump wants to force out 2 million more to build a billionaire's playground in Gaza.
That is ethnic cleansing — and it’s a war crime.
Next week, I will force votes to block $8.8 billion in new arms sales to Israel.
Netanyahu has not allowed any aid into Gaza in 22 days. He broke the ceasefire, resuming a bombing campaign that has killed more than 50,000 people. Now he is threatening a long-term occupation of Gaza.
NO MORE MILITARY AID TO NETANYAHU’S WAR MACHINE.
Everyone is talking about this. Her brothers are also holding leadership positions in #UMNO.
How is this possible? Among the elites, there is no such thing as law and crime; the law is for ordinary people and crimes are committed by ordinary people.
For the elites, "mistakes" are made and forgotten.
This is not unique in Malaysia. Look at Indonesia, Philippines and Thailand- VP, President and PM.
Now you know why Jibby is not worried at all.
Will PMX do anything? The answer is No. Why- because he is part of the elite ... simple as that.
#Malaysia #CorruptionPays #NoAccountability
I'm grieving as I read this story. Why should non-Muslims need to file a lawsuit? If someone uses 3R to damage ethnic relations, PMX promises to take legal action. However, it seems that the state only takes 3R cases when moving in a one direction. According to PMX, the 3R level has risen to a concerning level.
Mr. PMX, the reason for this is simple- the state is practicing double standards when it comes to 3R cases. You and your government may deny it, but non-Muslims can see it clearly. Just look at all the recent cases. Nowadays, the non-Muslims do not even bother to make a police report because they know nothing will happen.
#Malaysia #PoliticalIslam #Hypocrisy
A few years ago, Malaysia govt brought in a group of refugees from Syria and I was shooting a documentary with them. The Yayasan that sponsored them (guess which Yayasan?) put them in a few apartments in a new area. After the first few days, they got into arguments among themselves and with the local residents.
After several months, all except one family returned back to Lebanon and other parts of the middle east because they could not adapt to Malaysia. The family that stayed could speak English and found work.
My personal observation, the refugees had a lot of personal trauma and had learned to fight for survival. They have seen unspeakable horrors of family members being killed and tortured in front of them. In their eyes, the world was an unfair place and even those who wanted to help them were using them. When blankets and clothes were distributed among them, they would argue among themselves as they accused each other of favouritism.
What I'm trying to say is, their journey as refugees/migrants in Malaysia will not be easy. People are quick to judge them. There is the language and cultural differences to overcome. Malaysians are also quick to judge viral videos without context.
I beg you all white tourists out there who’s visiting Indonesia to take at least a shower once a day because you guys STINKS 🤢🤢
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