Malaysian PM leads hundreds in protest against Donald Trump's decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital
Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak led hundreds of Muslims in a rally on Friday, slamming the US decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital
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Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak led hundreds of Muslims in a rally on Friday to show solidarity with Palestinians, slamming the US decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. AP
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Najib told the protesters that Malaysia will do all it can to “save Jerusalem” and that he will not be cowed down by the US. AP
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Malaysia on Thursday joined more than 120 countries voting in favor of a UN General Assembly resolution calling for the US to drop its recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital. AP
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Trump reversed decades of US policy by announcing the United States recognised Jerusalem — home to major Muslim, Jewish and Christian holy sites— as the capital of Israel. AP
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Malaysia will next month discuss a proposal by Najib for the country to follow Turkey in opening an embassy in east Jerusalem to recognize the city as the Palestinian capital. AP
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The crowd for the protest march was estimated at 1,000 - far fewer than the 10,000 expected by the organisers. The rally was held after Friday prayers in Malaysia’s administrative capital Putrajaya. AP
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Several groups of foreigners were also spotted at the protest venue including Palestinians. AP
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