# Network School masih beroperasi seperti biasa tetapi dikawal ketat ISKANDAR PUTERI Premis Network School di Forest City, Gelang Patah dekat sini masih beroperasi seperti biasa selepas didakwa disertai warga Israel

# Isu Network School: KDN, Kementerian Digital perlu segera beri penjelasan JOHOR BAHRU Kerajaan Persekutuan perlu memberi penjelasan isu Network School di Forest City, Iskandar Puteri yang dikatakan membawa doktrin berbahaya dan mencetuskan kebimbangan rakyat terutama terhadap kedaulatan tanah air dan keselamatan negara

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PETALING JAYA Kementerian Pendidikan Tinggi (KPT) menegaskan bahawa Network School yang beroperasi di Forest City, Johor bukan sebuah Institusi Pendidikan Tinggi Swasta (IPTS) yang berdaftar di bawah kementerian

Pemaju Forest City Sedia Beri Kerjasama Penuh Siasatan "Network School"JOHOR BAHRU, 15 Julai (Bernama) Forest City bersedia memberikan kerjasa

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Country Garden Pacificview Sdn Bhd akan kemuka semua dokumen berkaitan yang diperlukan bagi bantu lancarkan siasatan.

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SHAH ALAM - Kota Damansara assemblyman Muhammad Izuan Ahmad Kasim has submitted a petition objecting to a proposed data centre development, following concerns raised by residents over the project's location and the public objection process.The move comes as today marks the final day for the public to submit objections to the proposal."As for now, my office has already submitted the petition against the development of the data centre in that particular area because today is the last day to submit the petition."I will get more information from Petaling Jaya City Council," he said.In the meantime, when contacted by Sinar Daily, Izuan noted that his office was initially unaware of the proposed development, saying the matter only came to their attention after it was highlighted by residents and the Residents' Association (RA).However, he assured that his office had acted immediately by lodging a petition and would seek further clarification from the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ).He said his office had not received prior information about the proposed project before residents raised the issue."My office does not have any information regarding this issue until it was raised by the residents and the RA," he added.The proposed development came to residents' attention after Petaling Jaya City Council put up a public notice seeking feedback on an application to surrender and re-alienate land for the construction of a data centre on Lot 50900, Jalan Rimba Riang, Seksyen 9, Kota Damansara.Residents have questioned the suitability of locating a data centre within a residential neighbourhood and near a school, while also criticising the public consultation process.Among the issues raised are the seven-day objection period, claims that the notice board was only installed a few days before the deadline and allegations that the reference number required for online submissions could not be found, preventing some residents from lodging objections electronically.The issue gained traction on social media after residents urged the local council to extend the objection period and provide greater transparency on the proposed development.Izuan said he would engage with Petaling Jaya City Council to obtain further details on the proposal and the approval process before determining the next course of action.

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SHAH ALAM Allegations that Israeli nationals entered Malaysia through legal channels have highlighted the difficulties authorities face in identifying potential security threats among travellers carrying valid travel documents, a security expert said.The issue arose following claims that Israeli nationals participated in the Network School programme at Forest City, Johor, using passports issued by other countries.While their reported entry was legal based on the documents presented, the controversy has sparked questions over whether Malaysia's existing screening mechanisms are capable of identifying individuals whose full background may not be apparent from their travel documents alone.A security expert, who requested anonymity, said the use of second-country passports can complicate efforts to establish a traveller's complete identity, as immigration checks are generally conducted based on the passport presented at the point of entry."Travellers holding passports issued by international organisations, such as the United Nations, would also not raise immediate red flags, as such documents are not inherently invalid under national immigration law, he said.Asked how Malaysia could strengthen security at its borders, the expert said one approach was to assess whether a traveller's appearance was broadly consistent with the nationality stated on the passport, although he acknowledged the limitations of such a method.The expert also warned against placing excessive emphasis on monitoring passengers from particular flights, saying such practices could amount to profiling."By focusing on certain flights, we may be practising profiling, which is a bad word in terms of human rights and travel rights

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Artikel ini diterbitkan dari Lobak Merah . Isu penubuhan dan operasi “Network School” di Forest City, Johor kini sedang menjadi topik hangat di dada akhbar dan media sosial selepas pihak berkuasa termasuk Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) memulakan siasatan menyeluruh

ISKANDAR PUTERI A school operating within the Forest City development in Johor is under investigation by multiple federal agencies following allegations linked to the citizenship status of an individual connected to its operations.The probe into Network School drew in the Home Ministry, the Immigration Department of Malaysia, the Royal Malaysia Police, the Royal Malaysian Customs Department and local authorities, signalling the seriousness with which authorities were treating the matter.Forest City, the developer behind the sprawling Iskandar Puteri project, said in a statement on Wednesday that it supported the government's position that no party would be allowed to use Johor as a base for any ideology, movement or activity that contravened national laws.The developer pledged full cooperation with all investigating agencies and said it was committed to submitting all required documents to help facilitate a thorough and accurate fact-finding process."Forest City is also committed to submitting all relevant documents required to help facilitate the investigation and accelerate the fact-finding process thoroughly, accurately and effectively," it said.Forest City stressed its zero-tolerance stance towards any violation of the law, misuse of its premises, non-compliance with immigration regulations or any activity that could compromise public safety and order.It warned that should authorities find any breach of laws, immigration regulations, licensing conditions, land use terms or agreements, it would exercise its rights under the law and relevant contracts."Forest City remains committed to fulfilling its responsibilities, compliance and transparency in accordance with Malaysian law to ensure community safety, protect Johor's interests and uphold national sovereignty," it said.

ISKANDAR PUTERI The Network School premises in Forest City here, which has been linked to allegations of Israeli nationals participating using second-country passports and is currently being investigated by the authorities, was observed to still be operating.The journey to the location from Kota Iskandar, the nearest state government administrative area, takes about 20 minutes, covering a distance of around 20 kilometres.Observations found several individuals believed to be foreigners and dressed casually entering and leaving the building throughout the monitoring period

Kerajaan memberi amaran akan mengambil tindakan tegas termasuk mengusir mana-mana warganegara Israel yang dikesan memasuki Malaysia bagi menyertai program Network School di Forest City, Johor

ISKANDAR PUTERI - Premis Network School di Forest City di sini yang dikaitkan dengan dakwaan penyertaan warga Israel menggunakan pasport negara kedua dan kini sedang disiasat oleh pihak berkuasa, dilihat masih beroperasi.Perjalanan ke lokasi dari Kota Iskandar, yang merupakan kawasan pentadbiran kerajaan negeri paling hampir, mengambil masa kira-kira 20 minit dengan jarak sekitar 20 kilometer.Tinjauan mendapati beberapa individu dipercayai warga asing dan berpakaian biasa dilihat keluar dan masuk ke bangunan berkenaan sepanjang pemerhatian dilakukan, namun tiada sebarang aktiviti mencurigakan dapat diperhatikan dari luar premis.Aspek keselamatan di kawasan itu juga kelihatan diberi perhatian apabila terdapat pengawal keselamatan ditempatkan di pintu masuk dan sekitar bangunan.Keadaan di sekitar kawasan kejiranan Forest City pula agak lengang dengan kebanyakan individu yang ditemui terdiri daripada warga asing, pelancong serta pekerja yang berulang-alik ke Singapura.Difahamkan, satu operasi bersepadu melibatkan beberapa agensi kerajaan telah dijalankan di premis itu pada petang Isnin bagi membantu siasatan yang sedang dijalankan.Bagaimanapun, sehingga kini tiada kenyataan rasmi dikeluarkan mengenai hasil operasi berkenaan kerana siasatan masih diteruskan oleh pihak berkuasa.Sementara itu, Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Kota Iskandar, Datuk Pandak Ahmad berkata, sebarang tindakan yang didapati bercanggah dengan dasar kerajaan atau undang-undang negara perlu disiasat secara menyeluruh sebelum tindakan sewajarnya diambil."Sekiranya perkara itu benar dan melanggar dasar kerajaan, sudah tentu kami tidak bersetuju dan meminta pihak berkuasa mengambil tindakan sewajarnya," katanya.Sebelum itu pada Selasa, Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) melalui Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM), Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) dan agensi berkaitan sedang menjalankan semakan serta siasatan menyeluruh berhubung isu operasi 'Network School' di Forest City, Johor.Menteri Besar Johor, Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi dalam kenyataannya, menegaskan kerajaan negeri tidak akan membenarkan mana-mana pihak menjadikan Johor sebagai tapak untuk membawa ideologi atau gerakan yang bercanggah dengan undang-undang, kedaulatan serta kepentingan negeri dan negara.

JOHOR BAHRU - The Immigration Department (JIM) has conducted inspections on 266 foreigners from 40 countries at Forest City yesterday, following allegations that the Network School operations there involved Israeli nationals.JIM director-general Datuk Zakaria Shaaban said the operation was carried out in collaboration with the Iskandar Puteri City Council (MBIP), Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), Johor State Secretary's Office and Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM)."Initial checks found that all individuals inspected possessed valid immigration documents based on current records

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Sehubungan itu beliau menegaskan, aspek keselamatan digital perlu diberi perhatian serius bagi memastikan infrastruktur strategik negara tidak terdedah kepada sebarang ancaman luar. Dalam pada itu, beliau turut membangkitkan kebimbangan berhubung operasi sebuah institusi dikenali sebagai Network School di Forest City, Johor

# Isu operasi Network School: Forest City sedia beri kerjasama penuh ISKANDAR PUTERI - Forest City tidak akan bertolak ansur serta memandang serius isu berhubung operasi Network School di Forest City, Gelang Patah yang didakwa disertai warga Israel

# Forest City: 266 warga asing yang diperiksa ada dokumen sah -KP Imigresen KUALA LUMPUR - Hasil semakan awal Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM) terhadap warganegara asing berhubung isu Network School di Forest City, Johor, mendapati kesemua 266 individu terbabit memiliki dokumen imigresen yang sah berdasarkan rekod semasa

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PETALING JAYA: Jabatan Imigresen telah melaksanakan pemeriksaan terhadap 266 warga asing dari 40 negara di Forest City, Johor susulan isu operasi Network School yang dibangkitkan kerajaan negeri, semalam

KUALA LUMPUR: Kerajaan diminta memberikan penjelasan berhubung kewujudan komuniti teknologi antarabangsa dikenali sebagai Network School yang dilaporkan beroperasi di Forest City, Johor.Wan Razali Wan Nor (PN-Kuantan) berkata, komuniti tersebut menghimpunkan penggiat teknologi kecerdasan buatan (AI), blockchain dan aset digital dari pelbagai negara

It comes a day after authorities announced a probe into claims that Israelis were among them in violation of local laws.

Pemeriksaan dapati 266 warga asing dari 40 negara itu miliki dokumen sah, maklum Ketua Pengarah Imigresen Zakaria Shaaban.

The department says further investigations are ongoing to ensure compliance with Malaysias entry requirements and immigration laws.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 15 All 266 foreign nationals inspected at an international community in Forest City, Johor, w...

Senior official says all 266 foreigners from 40 countries inspected had valid documents.

PUTRAJAYA- Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM) melaksanakan naziran terhadap sebuah komuniti antarabangsa di Forest City, Johor pada Selasa membabitkan pemeriksaan ke atas 266 warga asing dari 40 negara.Operasi itu dijalankan dengan kerjasama Majlis Bandaraya Iskandar Puteri (MBIP), Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia Malaysia (MCMC), Pejabat Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri Johor serta Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM).Ketua Pengarah Imigresen, Datuk Zakaria Shaaban berkata, hasil semakan awal mendapati kesemua individu yang diperiksa memiliki dokumen imigresen yang sah berdasarkan rekod semasa.Bagaimanapun, katanya, semakan dan siasatan lanjut masih diteruskan bagi memastikan pematuhan sepenuhnya terhadap syarat kemasukan serta peruntukan Akta Imigresen 1959/63 dan undang-undang berkaitan."Setiap kemasukan warganegara asing ke Malaysia adalah tertakluk kepada peruntukan undang-undang imigresen yang berkuat kuasa."Pemeriksaan di pintu masuk negara dilaksanakan berdasarkan dokumen perjalanan yang dikemukakan, semakan terhadap pangkalan data berkaitan serta rekod penguatkuasaan yang tersedia ketika pemeriksaan dijalankan," katanya dalam kenyataan pada Rabu.Menurutnya, JIM akan menjalankan siasatan lanjut terhadap mana-mana perkara yang menimbulkan keraguan atau sekiranya terdapat maklumat baharu berkaitan penyalahgunaan identiti, dokumen perjalanan, kemudahan imigresen atau pelanggaran syarat pas yang dikeluarkan."JIM tidak akan berkompromi terhadap sebarang pelanggaran undang-undang imigresen atau penyalahgunaan kemudahan imigresen," katanya.Katanya, mana-mana individu yang didapati melanggar undang-undang akan dikenakan tindakan penguatkuasaan berdasarkan hasil siasatan serta peruntukan undang-undang yang berkuat kuasa."JIM bekerjasama rapat dengan Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) serta agensi berkaitan bagi memastikan setiap aspek di bawah bidang kuasa masing-masing disemak secara menyeluruh, profesional dan berlandaskan undang-undang demi memelihara keselamatan, kedaulatan serta kepentingan negara," katanya.Pada Selasa, media melaporkan KDN melalui JIM, PDRM dan agensi berkaitan sedang menjalankan semakan serta siasatan menyeluruh berhubung isu operasi 'Network School' di Forest City, Johor.Ini termasuk dakwaan terdapat warga Israel yang menyertai program berkenaan menggunakan pasport negara kedua.KDN dalam kenyataan berkata, siasatan merangkumi semakan identiti dan kewarganegaraan individu terlibat, status dan kesahihan dokumen perjalanan yang digunakan, jenis pas atau kemudahan imigresen serta tujuan kemasukan ke Malaysia.Menurutnya kenyataan tersebut, pihaknya juga menyiasat pematuhan terhadap syarat-syarat ditetapkan di bawah undang-undang imigresen serta undang-undang lain yang berkaitan.Terdahulu, Menteri Besar Johor, Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi menegaskan bahawa kerajaan negeri tidak akan membenarkan mana-mana pihak menjadikan Johor sebagai tapak untuk membawa ideologi atau gerakan yang bercanggah dengan undang-undang, kedaulatan serta kepentingan negeri dan negara.

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KUCHING (July 15): The 35th Asean Veteran Basketball Tournament 2026 will welcome 30 teams from Myanmar, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Singapore

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# KDN jalankan siasatan menyeluruh berhubung isu operasi "Network School" di Forest City PUTRAJAYA - Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) melalui Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM), Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) dan agensi berkaitan, sedang menjalankan semakan dan siasatan menyeluruh terhadap isu operasi Network School di Forest City, Johor yang didakwa disertai warga Israel

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SITI NUR ZAWANI July 14, 2026 Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) menerusi Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM) dan Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) ketika ini sedang menjalankan siasatan menyeluruh berhubung isu operasi Network School di Forest City, Johor, KDN dalam kenyataan berkata, kementerian itu mengambil maklum isu yang dibangkitkan oleh orang ramai berkaitan dakwaan penglibatan individu yang menggunakan pasport negara kedua untuk memasuki Malaysia

Isu Network School di Forest City disiasat selepas dakwaan warga Israel sertai program guna pasport kedua

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The overwhelming majority are not Americans, he added.He said this transformation means many technology companies should now be viewed as global platforms rather than exclusively American businesses.The Network School founder also mentioned that global technology talent is no longer flowing exclusively towards Silicon Valley."As Silicon Valley decentralises, there are opportunities for countries like Malaysia. I've invested nearly RM100 million."Our goal is to support white-collar workers, blue-collar workers and local startups, he said.He said this changing environment was one of the key reasons Network School chose Malaysia as one of its locations.He added that Malaysia offered several advantages compared with traditional technology hubs, citing political stability, strong family values and quality of life."We think Malaysia has stability, strong family values and does not have some of the social problems you see in San Francisco, like widespread drug addiction and violence, he said.Srinivasan said these factors made Malaysia an attractive destination for entrepreneurs seeking an alternative environment in which to build companies and communities.Network School initially promoted Forest City in Johor as a global innovation hub where founders, developers, researchers and technology entrepreneurs could live together while building startups.However, the project has recently become the subject of public scrutiny following allegations circulating on social media platform Threads claiming Israeli nationals participated in the programme by entering Malaysia using second-country passports.Under Malaysia's long-standing immigration policy, Israeli passport holders are prohibited from entering the country without prior written approval from the Home Ministry.Additional online allegations also claimed prospective participants were asked questions relating to military technology, Israel and politics during the selection process.The Johor government has since ordered a comprehensive investigation into the initiative.Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi said the state government viewed the allegations seriously and would not allow Johor to become "a platform for activities or movements that are contrary to Malaysian laws, sovereignty and national interests."Authorities and relevant regulatory agencies have been tasked with verifying participants' identities, nationalities, travel documents and the project's compliance with licensing, land use and operational requirements.Meanwhile, Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman said he would personally examine the matter before raising issues affecting the rakyat when Parliament reconvenes.His response was welcomed by Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Malaysia, which said it reflected the responsibility of elected representatives in ensuring transparency and accountability.

The overwhelming majority are not Americans, he added.He said this transformation means many technology companies should now be viewed as global platforms rather than exclusively American businesses.The Network School founder also mentioned that global technology talent is no longer flowing exclusively towards Silicon Valley."As Silicon Valley decentralises, there are opportunities for countries like Malaysia. I've invested nearly RM100 million."Our goal is to support white-collar workers, blue-collar workers and local startups, he said.He said this changing environment was one of the key reasons Network School chose Malaysia as one of its locations.He added that Malaysia offered several advantages compared with traditional technology hubs, citing political stability, strong family values and quality of life."We think Malaysia has stability, strong family values and does not have some of the social problems you see in San Francisco, like widespread drug addiction and violence, he said.Srinivasan said these factors made Malaysia an attractive destination for entrepreneurs seeking an alternative environment in which to build companies and communities.Network School initially promoted Forest City in Johor as a global innovation hub where founders, developers, researchers and technology entrepreneurs could live together while building startups.However, the project has recently become the subject of public scrutiny following allegations circulating on social media platform Threads claiming Israeli nationals participated in the programme by entering Malaysia using second-country passports.Under Malaysia's long-standing immigration policy, Israeli passport holders are prohibited from entering the country without prior written approval from the Home Ministry.Additional online allegations also claimed prospective participants were asked questions relating to military technology, Israel and politics during the selection process.The Johor government has since ordered a comprehensive investigation into the initiative.Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi said the state government viewed the allegations seriously and would not allow Johor to become "a platform for activities or movements that are contrary to Malaysian laws, sovereignty and national interests."Authorities and relevant regulatory agencies have been tasked with verifying participants' identities, nationalities, travel documents and the project's compliance with licensing, land use and operational requirements.Meanwhile, Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman said he would personally examine the matter before raising issues affecting the rakyat when Parliament reconvenes.His response was welcomed by Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Malaysia, which said it reflected the responsibility of elected representatives in ensuring transparency and accountability.

Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) menerusi Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM) dan Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) ketika ini sedang menjalankan siasatan menyeluruh berhubung isu operasi ‘Network School’ di Forest City, Johor, KDN dalam kenyataan berkata, kementerian itu mengambil maklum isu yang dibangkitkan oleh orang ramai berkaitan dakwaan penglibatan individu yang menggunakan pasport negara kedua untuk memasuki Malaysia...

PUTRAJAYA - Kementerian Dalam Negeri (KDN) melalui Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia (JIM), Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) dan agensi berkaitan sedang menjalankan semakan serta siasatan menyeluruh berhubung isu operasi 'Network School' di Forest City, Johor.Ini termasuk dakwaan terdapat warga Israel yang menyertai program berkenaan menggunakan pasport negara kedua.KDN dalam kenyataan berkata, siasatan merangkumi semakan identiti dan kewarganegaraan individu terlibat, status dan kesahihan dokumen perjalanan yang digunakan, jenis pas atau kemudahan imigresen serta tujuan kemasukan ke Malaysia.Menurutnya kenyataan tersebut, pihaknya juga menyiasat pematuhan terhadap syarat-syarat ditetapkan di bawah undang-undang imigresen serta undang-undang lain yang berkaitan."KDN turut bekerjasama rapat dengan semua kementerian dan agens berkaitan bagi memastikan segala aspek yang berada di bawah bidang kuasa masing-masing disemak secara menyeluruh mengikut peruntukan undang-undang berkuat kuasa."Sekiranya hasil siasatan mendapati wujud pelanggaran undang-undang, penyalahgunaan pas imigresen, pemberian maklumat palsu atau apa-apa kesalahan lain yang menjejaskan keselamatan serta kepentingan negara, tindakan tegas akan diambil tanpa sebarang kompromi."Kementerian ingin menegaskan bahawa Kerajaan Madani tidak akan berkompromi terhadap mana-mana individu mahupun organisasi yang menyalahgunakan kemudahan imigresen negara atau menjalankan aktiviti bercanggah dengan undang-undang sehingga boleh menjejaskan keselamatan, ketenteraman awam dan kedaulatan Malaysia," katanya pada Selasa.Sebelum ini, Menteri Besar Johor, Datuk Onn Hafiz Ghazi menegaskan bahawa kerajaan negeri tidak akan membenarkan mana-mana pihak menjadikan Johor sebagai tapak untuk membawa ideologi atau gerakan yang bercanggah dengan undang-undang, kedaulatan serta kepentingan negeri dan negara.Justeru, beliau meminta KDN dan agensi keselamatan di bawahnya untuk menjalankan semakan serta siasatan menyeluruh berhubung perkara berkenaan.Sementara itu, KDN menasihatkan orang awam agar tidak membuat sebarang spekulasi yang boleh mengganggu proses siasatan, selain memberi ruang kepada pihak berkuasa menjalankan tugas secara profesional, telus dan berlandaskan undang-undang.

The ministry says it views seriously matters involving national security, compliance with immigration laws and the abuse of Malaysias immigration facilities.

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There are claims that the Network School hosted Israelis who had entered Malaysia on second passports from other nations.

SHAH ALAM - Gerakan Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions Malaysia (BDS Malaysia) menggesa kementerian dan agensi kerajaan berkaitan memberikan penjelasan terperinci mengenai pelabur dan pihak yang terlibat dalam projek Network School di Forest City, Johor susulan dakwaan mempunyai kaitan dengan Israel.Menurut BDS Malaysia, penjelasan itu juga perlu merangkumi maklumat mengenai rakan kongsi, peserta, proses pengambilan dan sebarang hubungan secara langsung atau tidak langsung dengan individu, entiti atau institusi Israel.Menurutnya, keyakinan rakyat terhadap perkara berkenaan hanya dapat dipertahankan melalui keterbukaan dan akauntabiliti pihak berkuasa."Malaysia telah lama mengekalkan pendirian berprinsip dalam menyokong rakyat Palestin, sekali gus menentang pendudukan, aparteid dan genosid Israel."Sebarang dakwaan yang mencadangkan kemungkinan kemasukan, pemberian kemudahan atau normalisasi kepentingan berkaitan Israel di Malaysia wajar diteliti dengan berhati-hati demi kepentingan negara," katanya dalam satu kenyataan pada Selasa.Network School merupakan komuniti kediaman dan ruang kerja bersama persendirian yang dilancarkan pada 2024 oleh pelabur teknologi, Balaji Srinivasan.Bagaimanapun, premis itu mula menjadi perhatian ketika tempoh Pilihan Raya Negeri (PRN) Johor susulan dakwaan di media sosial bahawa warga Israel yang menggunakan pasport kewarganegaraan kedua merupakan antara individu yang tinggal di komuniti tersebut.Justeru, BDS Malaysia menggesa semua ahli Parlimen tanpa mengira fahaman politik menyokong siasatan menyeluruh dan telus terhadap perkara berkenaan.Tegasnya, pendirian teguh Malaysia dalam menyokong rakyat Palestin perlu diterjemahkan bukan sahaja melalui kata-kata, tetapi juga menerusi dasar, institusi dan penolakan terhadap sebarang usaha normalisasi dengan Israel."Perjuangan untuk keadilan Palestin memerlukan tindakan tegas dalam negara selain solidariti di peringkat antarabangsa," ujarnya.Dalam pada itu, BDS Malaysia menyambut baik komitmen Ahli Parlimen Muar, Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman untuk menyiasat sendiri kebimbangan yang dibangkitkan berhubung projek Network School.Gerakan itu turut menghargai tindakan pantas beliau dalam memberikan respons terhadap kebimbangan awam, selain mengakui perkara berkenaan wajar mendapat perhatian Parlimen.Menurut BDS Malaysia, tindakan tersebut mencerminkan peranan penting wakil rakyat dalam memastikan ketelusan, akauntabiliti dan keyakinan awam terus terpelihara.

PUTRAJAYA, July 14 The Home Ministry has launched a comprehensive investigation into the operations of Network S...

# Onn Hafiz mahu siasatan segera operasi Network School di Forest City KUALA LUMPUR - Kerajaan Negeri Johor mengambil serius kebimbangan rakyat berhubung operasi Network School di Forest City, termasuk dakwaan terdapat warga Israel menyertai program berkenaan menggunakan pasport negara kedua

Wildfires in the Fontainebleau forest south of Paris have burned over 1,900 hectares, forcing evacuations as France celebrates July 14.

KDN melancarkan siasatan menyeluruh terhadap operasi Network School di Forest City susulan kebimbangan awam dan kenyataan Kerajaan Negeri Johor, termasuk dakwaan kemasukan individu menggunakan pasport negara kedua serta kemungkinan penyalahgunaan kemudahan imigresen.