Pakatan Rakyat and Umno Youth will be gathering at separate locations tomorrow to protest the Israeli attack on several humanitarian aid ships bound for Gaza early this week.

azlan Pakatan Rakyat and non-governmental organisation leaders will first participate in a round-table discussion at the Kelab Sultan Sulaiman in Kampung Baru in Kuala Lumpur before Friday prayers before coming out with a list of resolutions objecting to Israeli links to the country. 

Malaysiakini was informed that the resolutions of the round-table meeting will serve as a guideline for the opposition to debate the government's motion to condemn Israel which will be tabled in Parliament on Monday .

azlan PKR Youth leader Shamsul Iskandar said that elements of Malaysia's connection with Israeli- linked companies such as Apco Worldwide and several other organisations will be the main agenda of the round-table tomorrow.

"We want to push the government to clarify their stand and also to discuss the purpose of the government's emergency motion in Parliament," he said.

Pakatan bigwigs Anwar Ibrahim, Abdul Hadi Awang and Lim Kit Siang will then lead a procession - for which they hope to draw 100,000 people - after Friday prayers at 2.30pm from the Kampung Baru Mosque to the US Embassy in Jalan Tun Razak.

Umno Youth protest at National Mosque

Meanwhile, Umno Youth will gather at the National Mosque in the heart of Kuala Lumpur also after Friday prayers tomorrow for their anti-Israel rally.

Umno Youth executive secretary Saiful Hazizy Zainol Abidih said that Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin will lead the gathering.

NONE "All the Umno excos from throughout the country will also be there to support us," he said, adding that 500 people are expected to attend.

Tomorrow’s rallies follow earlier local and international protests to express outrage over the May 31 raid by Israeli marines on a Gaza- bound humanitarian aid flotilla which saw several civilians being killed.

Two days ago, three demonstrations were simultaneously held at the US embassy and one at the UN office in Kuala Lumpur by political parties from both sides of the divide as well as non- governmental organisations.

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