'I think Palestine does not have to work towards unity for it would be useless to be united with such personalities as was witnessed in this incident.'
Edhem Foco: The shameful behaviour of Palestinian Ambassador Abdel Aziz, is disgraceful and offensive.
Malaysians wanted to express their support for their brothers in Gaza, but he behaved like a thug, unhappy that pictures of his political opponents were displayed. What a small man.
I think Palestine does not have to work towards unity for it would be useless to be united with such personalities as was witnessed in this incident.
Azhar Mohd Salleh: I don't know from which part of the world the writer is writing from but his blatant words riding roughshod over reason
If you are not the believer of any of the three world's major faiths (Christianity, Islam, and Judaism) then stay away from commenting. Yes, it is true to say that it takes two to make a quarrel.
But which party ignited the contention is not the issue as the issue traces a long history through inter-faith disputes that are too sensitive to be discussed.
Your source of information may perhaps come, of course, from Reuters, or the Associated Press or CNN, and an array of Western media that are owned by Jewish lobbyists.
These are, of course, unfair, one-sided reports that are as good as constant lies to be swallowed by credulous people.
So please, if you are making neither head nor tail of something, do further research. Don't just simply plunge ahead and comment out.
Eugene Tan: As far as I know only two countries in the world define race in terms of religion, the Jewish faith for Jews and Islam for Malays.
To defend Malay special privileges, Mahathir used to say that recognition as to whom are the original people (bumiputera) of a country should be based on who formed the first government.
This conveniently eliminates the indigenous people. Not that I agree with this opportunistic concept, but on this basis, there's no doubt that Palestine belong to the Jews.