yes.... that gaza war is a fight between religion, belief , POWER etc... in that ME Region.
they have been fighting for thousands of years.



AI chat give this nelow as a reason which i think is a major reason why majority nons dont support.

1. Perceived Double Standard and Ethno-Religious Politics
The argument posits that many non-Muslim Malaysians feel a sense of irony or a double standard when the country's majority population and political elite champion the rights of a distant oppressed group (Palestinians) while, in the eyes of the minority, they face their own forms of marginalization and discrimination at home.

Priority on Domestic Issues: Their primary focus is on struggles for equality, justice, and non-discrimination in Malaysia, which may lead to prioritizing domestic activism over a foreign cause.

A "Muslim-Only" Cause: Because the strong support for Palestine in Malaysia is often framed and led by Malay-Muslim political parties and NGOs as an issue of Islamic solidarity ("ummah"), some non-Muslims may feel excluded or believe the movement is more about ethno-religious politics than universal human rights. They may see the national focus on a foreign, Muslim cause as overshadowing their own domestic fight against what they perceive as race-based or religious favoritism.


This post has been edited by Momo33: Oct 4 2025, 08:25 PM