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Malaysian PM vows to deport any Israeli found in country amid reports of Israeli presence
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Malaysian PM vows to deport any Israeli found in country amid reports of Israeli presence
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has pledged to immediately deport any Israeli entering Malaysia, as authorities investigate reports of Israelis using foreign travel documents to enter the country.
- Anwar Ibrahim said all security agencies are conducting a comprehensive investigation into reports of Israelis being detected in Malaysia.
- Anwar stated that Malaysia does not recognize Israel and will immediately deport any Israeli found in the country.
- Johor state government requested the Ministry of Home Affairs and relevant agencies to investigate individuals allegedly using travel documents from another country to enter Malaysia.
- Hafiz Ghazi, Johor Chief Minister, said the individuals are believed to have used passports from another state to enter Malaysia for a program by the Network School foundation.
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