Visiting The Palestinian Embassy, Putra Siregar Hands Over Donations Of IDR 1 Billion

JAKARTA - Putra Siregar has shown his attention to the innocent victims in Gaza due to the prolonged conflict between Israel and Palestine which has yet to subside.

Feeling moved to help the victims, Putra Siregar visited the Palestinian Embassy in Menteng, Central Jakarta on Friday, November 10 at around 10.00 WIB.

Putra Siregar admitted that from the start he intended to provide assistance to the Palestinian people, but he wanted to make sure what was given reached his destination. After seeking various information, he felt that the Palestinian Embassy in Indonesia was the most appropriate route.

"Honestly, this must be felt by many others, because now we still have money, have assets, but are confused about how to help. And that's all answered, especially about the assistance held back in Egypt. So far, all countries must have rules, and it turns out that it is not only our country that helps Palestine, but so many countries," said Putra Siregar at the Palestinian Embassy for Indonesia.

"Thank God, thank God, our choice here is right. Hopefully, Allah will make it easier for us to provide more so that we can help Palestine. That's why it checks the waves, where is the most appropriate assistance. Thank God this is the most appropriate because to his government from Palestine itself," he continued.

Officially, Putra Siregar has also donated Rp1 billion in cash through the Palestinian Embassy.

He hopes that his colleagues from among artists and influencers who are still hesitant for fear that the donation will be misused, can be sure to provide assistance through representatives of the Palestinian government in Indonesia.

"Hopefully the influencers and artists whose news was previously like there will be straightened out. This is the most appropriate," he said.

Putra Siregar also has his own reasons for donating in the form of money. According to him, this method is the most efficient so far. Money can be used for Palestinians in various countries affected by conflict, as well as for recovery in Palestine in the future.

"My arrival here makes me more enthusiastic. Hopefully Allah opens the door to his sustenance to be able to help more now. I am very optimistic and this has become the best and true way in my opinion," concluded Putra Siregar.

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