Singapore reiterates longstanding support for Palestinians’ right to a homeland of their own

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Singapore reiterates longstanding support for Palestinians’ right to a homeland of their own
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KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit ended the week slightly lower against the US dollar, as cautious market sentiments prevailed due to uncertainties over the United States’ (US) tariff policies.

SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has reiterated Singapore ’s longstanding support for the right of Palestinian people to a homeland of their own.

“Singapore will work closely with the Palestinian Authority, especially through our Enhanced Technical Assistance Package, to enhance their capacity for administration and reconstruction,” said the spokesperson. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told Trump to avoid ethnic cleansing, and warned against making the problem worse while in search of solutions.Malaysia and Indonesia have also issued their strong opposition against any plan that could lead to the forced displacement of Palestinians.

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