Social media accounts under various names take turns condemning the Umno leaders for their reservations about the deal involving the controversial US firm.

The prime minister accuses those calling to cancel dealings with companies doing business with Israel of being 'more Hamas than Hamas'.

22 groups ramp up pressure on the prime minister to cancel the deal with a firm owned by US investment giant GIP in an airport consortium.

Chandra Muzaffar says there should be no compromise with 'evil' in Malaysia's policy just to 'please one superpower or the other'.

Isham Jalil also rejects the prime minister's excuse in refusing to call off the controversial deal with BlackRock-owned GIP.

The former minister says the plan to sell shares to a company owned by US fund manager BlackRock makes neither political nor commercial sense.

The former prime minister says it makes no sense for Malaysia Airports to sell its shares to outsiders when it is making profits.

Two prominent academics are shocked that Malaysia is considering the deal at a time of genocide.

An aviation expert joins criticism of the plan to bring in a firm owned by BlackRock amid allegations of war crimes.

Fifteen groups warn that failure to reverse its decision would render meaningless the government's pro-Palestine slogans.