He shared the news in a Facebook post, saying that he was thankful for the award.
“We were invited by the Palestine’s Foreign Ministry, Development Ministry and Culture and Youth Ministry for a meeting.
“We were treated well. Very touching. Allahuakbar. We are nobody. Just wanted to help,” he wrote.
He said during the meeting, they discussed future programmes in Palestine.
He also wrote that he would be working with Palestine’s Foreign Ministry for a cultural exhibition on heroism and sacrifice.
“This is for the younger generation there. Their identity and land have been taken. Many lost their lives. Families are left with no future generations.”
Lew also thanked fellow Malaysians for their prayers and the Palestinian government for the warm welcome.
Starting a sustainable programme
Ebit Lew also has started a soup kitchen in Palestine, feeding about 200 people a day. He said that the programme will continue even after his team leaves the country.
"We will pay the cooks here every month. It's sad to see so many people rushing to get help. We've already picked 200 names," he said in a Facebook saying that it was sad to see such suffering.
The preacher has been doing so much good, we hope his journey is made easy. Let’s hope that his humanitarian mission will be a success!