PAS Youth has expressed willingness to accept the olive branch being extended by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to the party.
However, its chief Ahmad Fadhli Shaari (above) asserted that the process must involve the entire Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition, rather than just one of the component parties.
"If the reconciliation (offer) is with PAS, then it certainly needs to be reconciled with PN as a whole. What are the terms and conditions? That can be discussed.
"What is important is that it is for the good of the people," he said in a social media post yesterday.
Previously Malaysiakini reported that Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim had expressed hopes to rekindle a relationship with PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang.
PKR-linked preacher Wan Ji Wan Hussin said this was conveyed during Anwar's meeting with the two sons of former PAS spiritual adviser Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat during his trip to Kelantan last Friday.
Fadhli said that those offering peace have never been PAS' enemies and that it was a matter of "ideological differences".
"If easing those differences is considered as making peace, then it's good," he added.
Fadhli, who is Pasir Mas MP, also stressed that peace does not mean there would be no opposition.
"Making peace doesn't necessarily mean that everyone becomes the government.
"What is important is to fulfil the rights of those who are entitled to them, not to deny their rights and then call for reconciliation," he said. - Mkini
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