israeli normalization efforts and the response of muslim countries: the case of malaysia

This research paper offers a focused examination of malaysia's responses to israeli actions against palestinians, shedding light on the nation's diplomatic, political, and societal reactions. over the years, malaysia's foreign policy has been deeply influenced by israeli policies in the palestinian territories. the paper traces the evolution of malaysia's stance, from diplomatic condemnations and international advocacy for palestinian rights to active participation in global campaigns like the boycott, divestment, and sanctions (bds) movement. it delves into the strong rhetoric employed by malaysian leaders, emphasizing the country's support for palestinian statehood and self-determination. furthermore, the research explores the impact of these reactions on malaysia's domestic politics and public sentiment, highlighting the significant role of civil society in shaping the nation's foreign policy.