KUALA LUMPUR: A Palestinian woman who caused a disturbance at Wisma Transit Kuala Lumpur (WTKL) recently has come forward to apologise and express regret for her actions.
Aminah Muhammad Nafi Jamal Abd Rabah explained that the incident occurred due to the stress she was feeling after not being able to contact her child in Gaza for a week.
"I apologise and deeply regret what I did. I swear to God, I did not do it intentionally. We are going through a very difficult situation that only Allah knows.
"Seriously, you (Malaysians) are good, generous, and respectful, and I am grateful for accepting and treating us well. I swear by Allah, that we have received the best care. What I'm saying comes sincerely from my heart," she said in a video.
The woman is one of 127 Palestinians brought to Malaysia for treatment due to the war with the Zionist regime.
Earlier, a video went viral showing a group of Palestinians causing a commotion, with some behaving aggressively by throwing slippers at an enforcement officer and damaging property at the premises.
The incident was reportedly due to frustration after they were not allowed to stay outside WTKL.
Following the incident, the Palestinian Ambassador to Malaysia, Walid Abu Ali, also apologised for the disturbance.
He also said that the women in the video would be sent home to Gaza.