The country’s top three opposition leaders will be leading the Friday rally against Israel’s attack on several humanitarian aid ships.

This was resolved during Pakatan Rakyat supreme council meeting today, attended by PKR de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim, PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang and DAP advisor Lim Kit Siang.

NONE "We are also inviting Prime Minister Najib Razak to join us," Anwar told a press conference after the meeting.

Rally organisers hope to draw 100,000 Malaysians in a procession from Kampung Baru mosque to the US Embassy on Friday.

He added that the planned mammoth rally, which will also consist of members from BN component parties and NGOs, will see the submission of a protest memorandum to the US government, which is a loyal ally of Israel.

"We feel that among the reasons for Israel's viciousness is the support which they receive from the US administration," he said.

Sarawak - Pakatan's new frontline

Meanwhile, Anwar said Sarawak Pakatan has been instructed to develop strategies for the upcoming state election, which is expected to be held soon.

He said that the decision was made following the successful the coalition’s success is wrestling the Sibu seat from BN in the recent by-election.

"Central party representatives will only review the (framework) put together by Sarawak Pakatan," he said.

PAS secretary general Mustafa Ali, also present at the press conference added that the coalition leadership will seek a discussion with the Elections Commission.

"This includes the issue of postal votes, bribery and abuse of power," he said.

He added that the Pakatan leadership fully endorsed defeated PKR Hulu Selangor candidate Zaid Ibrahim's petition against the commission.

The coalition leaders also expressed their support for the four UKM students who are facing disciplinary action under the University and University Colleges Act for allegedly campaigning during the Hulu Selangor by-election.

"It is hypocritical for the Umno-led government to take action as they often invite students to their events, and recruit them to join their youth wings," Anwar said, adding that Pakatan is prepared to provide them legal aid.

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