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Do they look like they need Malaysians' help to help their people?
PMX giving away Malaysians’ hard-earned money to the super rich Hamas terrorists
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 31, 2025: Malaysia’s 10th Prime Minister (PMX) Anwar Ibrahim announced that Malaysia will begin rebuilding efforts in Gaza by constructing a school, hospital, and mosque as part of a broader initiative in collaboration with the Japanese government.
He said the projects would be carried out with the support of the private sector and the Malaysian people.
Please name the idiots in the private sector who will support financially such a project when there are Malaysians nationwide who need similar support for schools and hospitals.
And, isn’t Anwar aware that the super rich Hamas terrorists who govern Palestine and Gaza are worth a staggering RM49 billion!
One must be nuts to be giving help to such super rich terrorists and Anwar has exposed a troubling disconnect between his priorities and the needs of his own people (rakyat) or Malaysians
No News Is Bad News reproduces below news reports on the incredible obsession of Anwar and Gaza:.
PMX Should Stop Trying To Be International Hero For Gaza & Palestinian PM
30 January, 2025
Former minister Rafidah Aziz has suggested the government prioritise resolving domestic issues before committing to the mission of rebuilding Gaza.
Commenting on Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s announcement, she said while Gaza needs to be rebuilt and any intention to do so is commendable, there are also pressing issues back home.
HUMAN rights activist and lawyer Siti Kasim has taken a jibe at Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim for his over-zealousness in wanting to re-build Gaza – a gargantuan mission estimated to cost US$1 tril (RM4.5 tril).
With a tinge of sarcasm, she further reminded PMX that any re-construction of Gaza can only take place when the war has officially ended.
“But in wanting to be an international hero, our PMX has to make his intention to step into the frontline soonest possible,” she teased in a YouTube post.
“Have you forgotten that the war between Israel and Palestine (which started on Oct 7, 2023) has yet to end for both warring factions have only embarked on ceasefire?
“Whatever the case is, aren’t we proud of him for volunteering himself alongside Japan? I’ve previously mentioned that our PMX should be nominated as a Palestinian PM!”
On a more serious note, Siti Kasim reminded PMX and his Madani government to prioritise first the needs of Malaysians – the notion of charity should begin from home – especially in terms of healthcare and education for the Orang Asli folks in rural Sabah and Sarawak or poverty-stricken areas in the peninsular for that matter.
“It baffles me as to why PMX is so obsessed in portraying himself as an international hero for Gaza in particular,” fumed the Orang Asli advocate.
“Don’t forget that our hospitals are deprived of basic medical and equipment needs yet the Madani government is so busybody pumping money towards re-building Gaza when our taxpayers’ money can be out to better use by assisting the poor in Sabah, Sarawak or in the peninsular even in Kelantan.
“Before you ever think of becoming an international hero, first make yourself a national hero to Malaysians as we’re the ones who will cast our votes on you at the end of the day.”
Citing the incident of a 73-year-old pensioner went being told by the UiTM Hospital in Puncak Alam to buy his medication outside as it has run out of stock, Siti Kasim further told PMX to improve medical facilities in Malaysia first before harbouring any ambition to build hospital/s in Gaza.
“Many Malaysians are already irritated with his obsession to become a hero for Gaza … You can’t compare Malaysia with wealthy/affluent Japan (who wants to help re-construct Gaza),” she reminded.
“If our medical facilities are that of a First World standard, then by all means go ahead to help but as it is, many of our doctors have expressed dismay that their medical budget has been cut till they are at odds with what to do next.
“Amid concerns over our national debt level, the Madani government should prioritise handling of domestic matters first before looking abroad … look after your family members first before helping other households in line with the Malay proverb yang dikejar tak dapat, yang dikendong berciciran (a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush).”
Added Siti Kasim: “Stop doing all these nonsense … you need out vote for the Gazans are not going to vote for you.
“You may think that the Malays will back you for helping fellow Muslims but don’t forget that the Malays live in Malaysia and not Gaza … they will eventually realise that their well-being has been compromised at the expense of their PMX wanting to be a Muslim champion at global stage.”
Source : Focus
“PMX must respect freedom of Malaysians to voice opposition to his Palestinian obsession”
PRIME Minister (PM) Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s recent remarks have exposed a troubling disconnect between his priorities and the needs of his own people.
While charity is a noble pursuit, it must begin at home. Yet, Anwar seems more focused on the plight of Palestinians, a cause that – while important – does not require Malaysia’s intervention at the expense of our own national interests.
By dismissing critics as “biadap” (rude), he has not only misjudged them but also done a disservice to those expressing genuine concerns.
Nobody in Sarawak or Sabah is against helping the Palestinians or questioning their need for medical assistance.
Our fellow Sarawakians and Sabahans are merely being straightforward, fulfilling their duty to voice legitimate concerns and fears. This is a matter of freedom of expression – a right that should be respected, not suppressed.
It is also important to note that there are no refugee camps in Sarawak or Sabah. East Malaysians are neither anti-Islam nor anti-Palestinian.
However, we demand that the federal government prioritise solving our own problems. With Malaysia currently facing significant challenges, the welfare of Malaysians must come first.
Championing futile cause?
Many Malaysians are also curious about the criteria used in selecting Palestinians for medical assistance. The lack of transparency in this process is deeply troubling.
Thousands of Palestinians left behind in Gaza are likely wonder why they didn’t make the grade. This issue has fuelled negative voices in the media which cannot be ignored.
Furthermore, it is highly irresponsible for some of Anwar’s supporters to silence critics by suggesting that their concerns could incite racial tensions between Malays and Chinese. Such rhetoric is not only baseless but also dangerously divisive.
PM Anwar, your obsession with pleasing the Muslim world is leading Malaysia down a precarious path.
This relentless focus on international issues, particularly the Palestinian cause, offers no tangible benefits to our nation’s economy and distracts from the urgent need to address poverty and suffering within Malaysia.
The global refugee crisis has shown that even the wealthiest nations, including those in Europe and the UK, struggle to manage such burdens.
Malaysia with its own set of economic challenges cannot afford to be dragged into a situation that these countries are barely handling.
Moreover, why are wealthy Muslim nations not stepping up to help their Palestinian brothers? Why should Malaysia bear a burden that more prosperous nations have sidestepped?
Anwar must explain why even neighbouring Egypt with over 6,000 hospitals has refused to treat Palestinian patients.
It is high time that the Madani government re-focuses on the needs of Malaysians by addressing the pressing issues at home before becoming entangled in international problems that do nothing to improve the lives of our citizens.
Anyway, Pakatran Harapan’s (PH) performance in the next national polls in Sabah and Sarawak will tell if the voices of the Borneon Territories on this issue are small.
Hamas Leaders Worth Staggering RM 49 Billions Revel In Luxury With Private Jet — While Gaza’s People Suffer
31 January, 2025
Three top leaders of Hamas alone have a staggering fortune of $11 billion, according to a report by New York Post. Ismail Haniyeh, Moussa Abu Marzuk and Khaleed Mashal have been maintaining their luxury lifestyle in Qatar, a relatively small yet powerful emirate in the Middle East, which provided a safe haven for them. Notably, the country also has a significant presence in the American military.
The wealth in the top Hamas leadership is reported to come from various sources including Qatar, which has been allegedly supporting them with annual financial aid, which is purported to benefit the top brass to maintain control in Gaza.
Haniyeh and Mashal are worth $4 billion, and Marzuk is worth $3 billion. It further said that Hamas’ annual turnover is $1 billion.
While their people languish in poverty and are treated as human shields, the leaders of Hamas live billionaire lifestyles.
The terror group’s three top leaders alone are worth a staggering total of $11 billion and enjoy a life of luxury in the sanctuary of the emirate of Qatar.
The emirate has long welcomed the leaders of the terror group and installed them in its luxury hotels and villas at the same time as it hosts a vast American military presence.
The terrorist group, which is responsible for the antisemitic Oct. 7 massacre of more than 1,400 innocent civilians and soldiers in southern Israel, continues to hold over 200 hostages in Gaza.
Hamas runs an office in Qatar’s capital, Doha, and leaders Ismail Haniyeh, Moussa Abu Marzuk and Khaled Mashal maintain a luxurious lifestyle.
They have been seen at its diplomatic club, photographed on private jets, and traveled widely.
The leadership would have been there for the 2022 soccer World Cup.
In contrast, most of the population of more than 2 million in the Gaza Strip, which Hamas has ruled since 2007, live in abject poverty.
Haniyeh, 61, the head of Hamas’ politburo, was prime minister of all Palestinian territory following elections in 2006, although he was booted from office a year later.
He continued to rule the Gaza Strip until 2017 before ending up in Qatar.
Haniyeh, a father of 13 who presides over one of the world’s wealthiest terrorist groups, is worth more than $4 billion.
He has been photographed with his two adult sons, Maaz and Abdel Salam, living the high life in luxury hotels in Qatar and Turkey, according to a recent social media post from the Embassy of Israel in the US.
Last week, Haniyeh traveled to Iran to meet with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Iran is a longtime sponsor of Hamas.
Last month, the Four Seasons hotel in Doha said he was not one of its guests after calls for Bill Gates, who owns a controlling stake in the chain, to kick him out.
It did not address whether he had previously stayed there.
Among its high-end offerings are suites with sea views starting at $900 a night.
The Hamas leader’s son Maaz Haniyeh is known as “the father of real estate” in Gaza for his collection of villas and buildings.
He lives a playboy lifestyle in Turkey, and this year obtained a Turkish passport, according to Israel Today.
Haniyeh Sr. also has Turkish citizenship, according to reports.
Abu Marzuk, 72, a senior Hamas political leader who heads its “international relations office,” is estimated by the Israeli government to be worth $3 billion.
He has a master’s degree in construction management from Colorado State University and was detained in New York when US immigration authorities found his name on a terrorist watch list in 1995.
And Mashal, 67, who issued a global threat against Jews after the Oct. 7 atrocities, is worth more than $4 billion, according to the Israeli government.
The presence of the Hamas leaders in Qatar has long been justified by the emirate as part of its support for turning the terror group into “a responsible governing power,” according to a report from the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.
The country provides Hamas with between $120 million and $480 million per year, according to the October report by the Washington, DC-based nonprofit that studies foreign policy.
“These funds benefit Hamas leaders directly through payroll and kickback schemes and indirectly through social services and government operations that help Hamas maintain political control over Gaza,” the report said.
Qatar is also home to the Al Jazeera news channel, which the report alleges “spreads antisemitism, anti-Americanism and incitement to violence throughout the Arab world.”
“Qatar is Hamas and Hamas is Qatar,” Yigal Carmon, president of the Washington, DC-based Middle East Media Research Institute, said in an interview with The Post in Israel.
But moves to force action on Hamas are ramping up in DC.
Ogles’ bill would strip Qatar of its special status in the top tier of America’s non-NATO allies alongside Israel, Taiwan, South Korea, Australia and Japan.
Ogles told The Post Tuesday, “As Hamas terrorists continue to wreak havoc on the lives of innocent Israeli civilians, the United States must ensure there is no ally supporting them. Sadly, the State of Qatar is still funding and supporting Hamas as its leadership enjoys political refuge in Doha.”
The country has had the special status since last year, but Ogles’ move would make it conditional on removing Hamas.
Along with hosting Hamas, Qatar is also one of the most important military bases for the US in the Middle East.
It is home to US Central Command’s forward base in the Middle East at the giant Al Udeid air base, which itself is vital to Air Force operations in the Gulf.
Qatar is not the only source of Hamas’ cash. The group also took in nearly $400 million in the last two years from the UN, which does not recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization.
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency provided Hamas with $380 million since 2021, according to the FDD.
Much of that cash came from the Biden administration, which has provided $1 billion to the UNRWA since 2021.869
“Since UNRWA has long insisted it has no political screen on its aid, and since Hamas is viewed as a political party, we know with near certainty that our taxpayer dollars have been delivered into the hands of Hamas,” the FDD said, adding that the Trump administration ended US contributions to UNRWA because of the Hamas connection.
Source : NY POST
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