Is Malaysia’s government pro-Hamas?
Palestinians in Gaza "have been incarcerated in the largest open-air prison in the world for the last six decades," Anwar told parliament in October. Anwar stated that while there haven't been any elections in the enclave since 2006, the country in Southeast Asia believes that Hamas is the lawfully elected leader of Gaza.
Malaysia has consistently supported the two-state solution, which envisions Israelis and Palestinians living side by side in the Holy Land as sovereign states. Anwar spoke out against global injustice in his first speech to the UN General assembly in September. He denounced "atrocities" against Palestinians and the "stripping" of their land, actions he claimed made peace negotiations more difficult. With a track record of carrying out suicide bombs, Hamas has stuck to its declared goal of overthrowing the state of israel, while other Palestinian leaders have pushed for amicable coexistence.
How does malaysia support the Palestinians?
A Humanitarian Trust Fund for the people of palestine is overseen by the Malaysian government; as of october 19, it possessed around 81 million ringgit ($17 million), with the aim of reaching 100 million ringgit. According to Anwar, it's designated for food, medicine, and other basics for Gaza residents as well as any other Palestinians impacted by the conflict.
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