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For the sake of ending the Gaza holocaust, Benjamin Netanyahu must be ousted if he refuses to step down.

His Highness said it is a noble profession known for bravery, courage and sacrifice for the sake of national sovereignty.

BN has to win the Tioman state seat for the sake of the coalition's dignity and its partner, PH, said Pahang BN chairman Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail.

Anwar said civil servants need to bring the spirit of 'islah' for the sake of the country.

Datuk Ahmad Yakob has expressed his hope that the new government can maintain good relations and the spirit of federalism for the well-being and prosperity of the Kelantan people.

Peter said it is important to form a stable and inclusive federal govt involving the Sabah and Sarawak state govts for the sake of Malaysia.

This is my commitment to Malaysia, for the sake of the country's stability and prosperity, Ismail Sabri said.

Preacher Datuk Mohammad Kazim Elias withdrew as Barisan Nasional (BN) candidate for the Larut parliament seat for the sake of his family.

Annuar Musa reminded those who were not picked as candidates for the GE15 to continue serving the party for the sake of unity and harmony but reject those who are proud and arrogant.

PN is committed to continue supporting the leadership of Ismail Sabri for the sake of political stability in the country.

The role and function of indirect taxation needs to be nuanced for the sake of public policy.

Onn Hafiz hopes all plans be implemented well for the sake of the people of Johor and Malaysians in general.

After three days of new cases in the single-digits, the number of new Covid-19 cases re-entered double digits with 31 new cases reported as of noon today.

Meanwhile, in the interview with Malaysiakini, Pakatan Harapan leader Anwar Ibrahim stressed that he would not compromise on principles for the sake of winning the numbers game.

The PKR president also declined to elaborate when asked if he had reached out to GPS, saying he is engaging all quarters.

With the numbers game still fluid, certain quarters like former premier Najib Abdul Razak argued that a change of government with a slim majority would lead to instability and the Yang di-Pertuan Agong could instead choose to dissolve Parliament in order to hold national polls.

"I agree with Najib on this point,” said Anwar. “There is no point in forcing change when you have a very slim majority, because you would go back to square one... (if there are) one or two MPs not happy with their positions," he added.

Datuk Mohd Azizulhasni Awang today revealed that he had turned down several opportunities to race in Europe and Japan which offered huge profits and fame, for the sake of his beloved country.

The Youth and Sports Ministry is ready to channel allocation for the upgrading of the weightlifting training centre in Kesang Tua for the sake of the sport's development in the country.