On the question regarding the extradition of Zakir Naik, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim says, "It was not raised by the prime minister. He did raise much earlier, many years back. But the issue is, I'm not talking about one person, I'm talking about the sentiment of extremism, of compelling cases and evidence that suggests the atrocities committed by an individual or groups or parties. These are of concern to us. The atrocities of Israeli forces in Gaza, that is real... We are open to any ideas and if evidence is submitted, we will not condone terrorism. But we have to produce a compelling case to support it. We have been tough. We've been working together with India on many of these issues against terrorism. But I don't think one case should deter us from further collaboration and enhancing our bilateral cooperation.’
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