[Global Network Reporter zhangqian] According to Bloomberg News, thousands of Malaysians gathered outside the US Embassy in Kuala Lumpur on October 2nd, demanding that the United States take action against Israel. Bloomberg said that at the same time, criticism of US President Trump's upcoming visit to Malaysia is rising day by day.

Bloomberg cited reports from the Malaysian state news agency that protesters have called on the United States to pressure Israel to allow ships carrying humanitarian aid goods to arrive in war-torn Palestinian territories and to release detained fleet members.Malaysian Foreign Ministry¡¯s latest news says Israel has detained 23 Malaysians aboard the ship.

According to reports, Trump plans to attend the 47th ASEAN Summit to be held in Kuala Lumpur in October this year. But in Malaysia, many people have long been worried about the war in Gaza, and they are even more angry after learning that Israel detained aid flotilla activists. Malaysia's opposition Islamic Party plans to hold a mass rally during Trump's visit to protest U.S. support for Israel. Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir called on the Malaysian government to withdraw its invitation to Trump, calling it the "core driver" of Israel's "genocide" against Palestinians. On the 2nd, the Youth League of the Malay National Unity Organization (UMNO) demanded to face Trump directly. Saleh, head of the Youth League, said that if Israel does not release activists, the Malaysian government should cancel its invitation to Trump, otherwise the organization will hold a large-scale rally during Trump's visit.

According to Bloomberg, the Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs later said that it had been informed that all detainees of the Gaza aid flotilla were safe and sound and would be repatriated to a third country. The ministry said the government would continue to guarantee the safety of overseas Malaysian citizens.

According to reports, the Israeli Navy intercepted the "Global Tenacity Fleet" transporting humanitarian supplies to the Gaza Strip on the high seas from the evening of the 1st to the morning of the 2nd. The fleet tried to break through Israel's naval blockade of the Gaza Strip and deliver humanitarian supplies to Gaza. The Israeli army detained more than 400 people on board, which attracted condemnation from many parties. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar on October 2nd reprimanded Israel for "flouting the rights of the Palestinian people and the conscience of the world by blocking humanitarian missions".