Hand him the klik'r, he knows what to do.
Addressing the United Nations
...boodling on the grand scale...
General Assembly, Najib Razak stressed that there was a need to "permanently address the injustice" suffered by the Paleostinians since 1948.
"Decades of impunity and the systematic dehumanization of Paleostinians has culminated in increasing violence, increasing illegal settlements, and increasing violations of rights," said Razak.
"If the world continues to turn a blind eye to their sufferings, we risk another catastrophe in the Occupied Paleostinian Territory," he said.
"We will also fail to uphold the right to self-determination, which was at the very basis of the United Nations when it was created 70 years ago."
Razak called for Israel to return authority over the Al-Aqsa Mosque -- Islam's third holiest site -- to King Abdullah of Jordan, whom he called its legal custodian.
Jordan administered the mosque up until the time of the 1967 Middle East War.
Razak added that it was Israel's duty to help Moslems from around the world to visit the site.
He also announced that Malaysia would accept 3,000 Syrian migrants over the next three years to help alleviate the current Middle East refugee crisis, saying the international community should be pushing for new solutions to it.
"The millions fleeing are people -- like us," he said.
"They should concern us all. We must respect our common humanity."