Wednesday, 19 Feb 2020 06:33 PM MYTYesterday, Walid claimed during his visit to the News Straits Times Press that the Al-Aqsa Mosque has not received millions of ringgit that Malaysians donated for its upkeep. — AFP pic
“His statement has wrecked not only Malaysian NGOs’ image and reputation, but also Malaysian government and its people as a whole. The excessive allegation should be provided with evidence and not announced publicly. Other signatories of the statement were Viva Palestina Malaysia, ABIM, Global Peace Mission, MyCARE, HALUAN Malaysia, MAPIM, MEDICOM, CAKNA Palestine and MAHAR.
Malaysian NGOs also pointed out the donations were handled by the Waqf Department jointly managed by the Jordanian government. “All these contributions have been personally acknowledged by Palestinians including several government departments, including the Ministry of Health, Municipal Councils, Ministry of Education and universities, especially in Gaza.
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