Popular Malaysian actress and singer Nur Fazura expressed gratitude for the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, Palestine. Fazura, who has been vocal about the suffering of Gaza residents and the atrocities of the Zionist regime on social media, hopes the war will never recur. She also expressed hope for the reconstruction of Gaza and the restoration of peace in Palestine.
KUALA LUMPUR: Bersama-sama jutaan umat Islam lain di seluruh dunia, pelakon dan penyanyi popular tanah air, Nur Fazura, meluahkan rasa syukur menerima berita mengenai perjanjian gencatan senjata antara Israel dan Hamas di Gaza , Palestin.
“Hari yang kita nanti-nantikan sudah tiba selepas 467 hari menyaksikan genosid dengan mengorbankan lebih ratusan ribu penduduk termasuk kanak-kanak. Bintang filem Gol & Gincu itu juga berharap bumi Palestin dapat ‘dihidupkan’ kembali seperti sebelum ini. “Kita akan terus berdoa untuk kebebasan kalian dan sentiasa memberi sokongan kepada bumi Palestin buat selama-lamanya!” katanya.
CEASEFIRE GAZA HAMAS ISRAEL PALESTINE
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