US EditionMalaysian military confirms incident involving Palestinians at KL facility, says no fights or injuries
- The Malaysian Armed Forces confirmed an incident at the Wisma Transit Kuala Lumpur facility involving Palestinians protesting for a quicker return home.
- Videos showed a group of Palestinians causing damage to property during the protest, but the military reported no fights or injuries.
- Palestinian Ambassador to Malaysia, Walid Abu Ali, expressed sadness over the incident, stating it goes against their culture.
- The situation was managed by military personnel, and peace was restored after discussions with the involved individuals.
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A disturbance involving Palestinian refugees at a taxpayer-funded facility in Kuala Lumpur was resolved peacefully on Sunday. The incident took place at Wisma Transit, where a group of Palestinians,...
Gazan Refugees Rioting, Violent Protests at a Taxpayer-Funded Hotel in Malaysia
“Palestinians” who were brought to Malaysia for medical treatment in August 2024, are now violent protesting and rioting. The Malaysians learned nothing from every other country that took in these jihadi migrants. This is “Palestinianism.” This is their only export, their only contribution to humanity. Terror, violence, chaos, Everywhere. The “Palestinian” cause is jihad. It... The post Gazan Refugees Rioting, Violent Protests at a Taxpayer-Fund…
'Rude and rebellious': Gazans brought for treatment in Malaysia riot at hotel
Dozens of Gazan civilians, mostly women and children who were brought for treatment in Malaysia, rioted and protested their accommodation conditions at a guesthouse near the capital Kuala Lumpur. The Gazans set fire to the entrance to the hotel and broke garden furniture and planters placed at the location. The protest began after the Gazans were prohibited from leaving the complex ahead of their return, apparently to Palestinian Authority terri…
Not our ethic and culture: Palestinian envoy expresses regret over disturbance
KUALA LUMPUR: The Palestinian Ambassador to Malaysia Walid Abu Ali expressed deep regret over the commotion involving Palestinians at Wisma Transit (WTKL) yesterday. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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