Thousands rally in Malaysia’s main city against Israel's onslaught of Palestinians
Thousands have rallied in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to show support for Palestinians as the Israeli regime continues its onslaught on the people of Gaza which started on October 7 after Hamas launched Operation al-Aqsa Storm.
“Malaysia is with Palestine” was the title of the mass rally held on Tuesday at Axiata Arena Stadium in the south of Kuala Lumpur.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, who was present at the rally, described the Israeli regime's atrocities as "insanity", calling on the international community to not allow the people of Gaza "to be butchered" by the Zionists.
“It is a level of insanity to allow people to be butchered, babies to be killed, hospitals to be bombed, and schools to be destroyed,” Anwar said.
“We are not asking for anything extra. We want the Arabs, the Palestinians, and the people of Gaza to be treated as human beings... Stop the killing. Give them food. Give them medicine. Give the babies the right to live. Is that asking too much?”
“We are with the Palestinian people... yesterday, today and tomorrow,” Anwar told the crowd.
"Malaysians were there from the days of Yasser Arafat, struggling for an independent Palestine until today, and we will continue without fear,” he vowed.
Pro-Palestinian rallies have been held in Malaysia since the escalation of violence began over two weeks ago. In their demonstrations, Malaysians show solidarity with the people of Gaza by wearing the traditional keffiyeh scarves, carrying the Palestinian flag and chanting, “Save Palestine,” “Stop genocide in Gaza,” and “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.”
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