Malaysia has reaffirmed its longstanding policy of not recognising Israel, insisting the position remains unchanged despite growing pressure from the United States and calls by members of the US Congress to review security and economic ties with Kuala Lumpur. Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan said Malaysia’s ambassador to the United States, Muhammad Shahrul Ikram Yaakob, explained the country’s position after being summoned by the US State Department. He said Malaysia’s policy towards Israel was not a new stance or a response to recent developments, but a long-established official policy maintained by successive governments. According to the Malaysian national news agency Bernama, Hasan said Malaysia was handling the issue in line with its longstanding policies. “It has always been Malaysia’s policy. Our […]
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