Siti Kasim Blasts Madani Gov T For Gladly Accepting 15 Hamas Terrorists Under Pretext Of Freedom Fighters

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FORGET about the notion of charity starts at home or the fuss about taxpayers’ money been channelled to fund the accommodation of so-called “Palestinian medical tourists “in Malaysia (the Madani government has clarified that the cost is borne by corporate sponsors).
This is because there is a much bigger concern that can jeopardise or threaten the nation’s security as exposed by human rights activist and lawyer Siti Kasim who contradicted Wisma Putra’s description of the soon-to-arrive “15 freedom fighters” to the Malaysian shore with that of “convicted Hamas terrorists”.

She insisted that the 15 former Palestinian prisoners – some of whom have languished for more than 30 years in Israeli jails – are not “ordinary prisoners” but terrorists who were found guilty by Israel for killing, bombing or maiming innocent civilians regardless of the fact that the victims were Jews.
“Is this done is the name of Muslim brotherhood when righteous Muslims will not kill innocent civilians especially babies and women (even in retaliation against deemed Zionist violence against the Palestinians),” she fumed in her latest YouTube rant.

























“These people are not your usual ‘freedom fighters’ as widely claimed in WhatsApp groups … freedom people don’t go out to kill innocent people whether they’re Jews, Arabs, whites or black people.”
To re-cap, Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan a.k.a. Tok Mat had appealed to Malaysians to accept the ex-prisoners whom he preferred to call “freedom fighthers” with open arms.
“Please do not say that we are providing milk to the monkeys in the forests when there are hungry Malaysians in our midst,” pleaded the Rembau MP. “We are merely carrying out our duty as a responsible member of the international community.”
Editor’s Note: Communications Minister Datuk Fahmi Fadzil went a step further to assure that the government through its securities agencies will enforce strict security measures on the 15 Palestinians via close monitoring of their movement, residence and activities.
He further confirmed during a media briefing yesterday (March 19) that these individuals have not yet arrived and that the process is still in its early stages.
Recall that Siti Kasim was embroiled in an online tussle with former Bersatu co-founder-turned PKR member Datuk Dr Rais Hussin on Feb 9 when she fiercely opposed the Madani government’s interest in accepting the former Palestinian prisoners.

“The question before us now is that even the Arab countries view them as prisoners and are reluctant to accept them but Malaysia welcomes them with the hope that they can start a new life here,” argued the Orang Asli advocate.

“What kind of life are we expecting them to pursue here? What if they start a cell or multiple cells and brainwash Malaysian children to become future Hamas fighters?
“Nobody knows for sure but seriously I can’t brain this … I’m so appalled with the Madani government to the extent that I don’t mind at this moment for PN (Perikatan Nasional) to be the government as they’re not as power-craze as the government that we’ve now.”
Delving further, Siti Kasim has this to tell Malaysians:
I’m sure that even many Malaysian Muslims will not want terrorists in their backyards or neighbourhoods.
Imagine that even so-called peaceful Palestinian citizens can stir up ruckus … Staff at the Defence Ministry’s Tuanku Mizan Military Hospital confided in me recently that the behaviour of the Palestinians (mostly women and children) is different from us as they don’t have the patience or care about local customs but expect us to treat them as king or VIPs.
If such attitude is displayed among ordinary Palestinian citizens, one can’t fathom how to deal with hardcore terrorists who are used to kill/injure people or carrying out bombing operations.
We’ve to make noise to reject these ex-prisoners … the Islam that I know is not about killing, maiming and bombing to kill people … We want to hear what our MPs have to say on this.”  –  Focus Malaysia

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