A Palestinian humanitarian delegation led by Taysir Hamdan Sulaiman\nmade an official visit to the Ministry of Culture and met with Culture\nMinister Fadli Zon. They discussed humanitarian affairs and the genocide\nmuseum.<\/p>\n
The meeting took place at the Ministry of Culture\u2019s office in Central\nJakarta on Tuesday (5\/5) afternoon. During the visit, Taysir was\naccompanied by Fahmi Salim, Director of the Baitul Maqdis Institute,\nIlham Aznun, Director of Amanah Kemanusiaan Global (AMAL) in\nJabodetabek, and humanitarian activist Neno Warisman.<\/p>\n
Taysir conveyed the aspirations and current conditions of the\nPalestinian people facing a humanitarian crisis. He urged the\ninternational community, including Indonesia, to continue helping with\nsocial and educational recovery in Palestine.<\/p>\n
One of the main points raised was a request for humanitarian\nassistance to develop educational facilities for children with special\nneeds in Palestinian territories, particularly in the city of Al-Quds.\nAdditionally, the delegation requested support for organising\nhumanitarian seminars at various universities in Indonesia to increase\npublic awareness of the Palestinian issue.<\/p>\n
Taysir also invited TNI personnel scheduled to serve in the\nhumanitarian mission in Gaza, as well as the wider Indonesian public, to\ncontinue showing solidarity with the Palestinian people. Meanwhile,\nFahmi Salim and Neno Warisman proposed a strategic initiative to build\nthe Museum of Palestinian Genocide in Indonesia.<\/p>\n
This idea is hoped to serve as a public education tool and a\ncollective reminder of the humanitarian tragedy experienced by the\nPalestinian people. In response, Culture Minister Fadli Zon expressed\nappreciation and the Indonesian government\u2019s commitment to supporting\nthe Palestinian struggle.<\/p>\n
Fadli also stated the Ministry of Culture\u2019s readiness to support\neducational facilities, including for children with special needs in\nAl-Quds. Furthermore, the Ministry will provide recommendations for\norganising humanitarian seminars at universities in Indonesia.<\/p>\n
Fadli welcomed the proposal to build the Museum of Palestinian\nGenocide. He considered the initiative to have strategic value in\nbuilding historical and humanitarian awareness among the public.<\/p>\n
Fadli also explained that the TNI personnel to be sent to Gaza by\nPresident Prabowo Subianto consist of medical and engineering (zeny)\nunits that will focus on humanitarian missions. He said the TNI\npersonnel will assist in infrastructure rehabilitation and post-conflict\ntrauma recovery, not in a combat capacity.<\/p>\n
In the warm meeting, Taysir symbolically handed over sand from the\nsoil of Al-Quds as a symbol of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and hope for\nPalestinian independence. Fadli then gave a book titled \u2018The History of\nWayang\u2019.<\/p>", "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/fadli-zon-meets-palestinian-delegation-at-ministry-of-culture-reiterates-support-for-independence-1778190974", "image": "" }, "sponsor": "Okusi Associates", "sponsor_url": "https:\/\/okusiassociates.com" }