The Senate in Kuala Lumpur has approved an urgent motion to discuss and denounce the cruelty and oppression of the Zionist regime against the Palestinian people, scheduled for Wednesday (Dec 6) evening. Dewan Negara president Tan Sri Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar Wan Junaidi announced that the motion was submitted by Senator Hussin Ismail under Standing Order 17 (1), and will be debated for one hour starting at 4.30 pm. The proposer is allotted 10 minutes to speak, followed by other Senate members before the government presents its response.
He also shared that for the matter to be considered by the Senate, he, as the Senate president, had to ensure that the matter raised meets three conditions: a specific nature, public interest, and urgency. After reviewing the matter, he concluded that it was indeed important, in the public interest, and required urgent attention. Therefore, he allowed the motion to be debated in the House from 4.30 pm to 5.30 pm, as stated in the Dewan Negara sitting on Wednesday, according to Bernama.
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The decision to allow this urgent motion highlights the Senate’s acknowledgment of the severity of the situation and the desire to address it promptly. The motion to protest and condemn the actions of the Zionist regime on the Palestinian people is of significant importance and requires immediate attention from the Senate members, as well as the government.
Senator Hussin Ismail’s submission has sparked a crucial discussion in the Senate and has the potential to bring about substantial change in support of the Palestinian people. It is a crucial step in raising awareness and drawing attention to the ongoing issues faced by the Palestinians due to the actions of the Zionist regime. The debate will provide a platform for senators to express their views and concerns on the matter before the government presents its reply.
It is a significant step towards seeking justice for the Palestinian people and creating a platform for meaningful discussions on how to address the issue. The urgency of the matter has prompted the Senate to prioritize the debate, signaling a strong stance in standing against the injustices faced by the Palestinian people. As the debate unfolds, it will shed light on the severity of the situation and pave the way for potential actions and resolutions to support the Palestinian cause.
The decision to debate this urgent motion showcases the Senate’s commitment to addressing pressing global issues and standing in solidarity with oppressed communities. It reflects the Senate’s dedication to using its platform to advocate for justice and equality on an international scale. The outcome of the debate will signify the Senate’s position on the matter and its willingness to take concrete steps in supporting the Palestinian people against the tyranny and cruelty they have endured.
