A visit from an Israeli delegation has prompted a denial from Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs. The ministry has stated that the death penalty was not discussed during the visit.
Further information about the visit and the denial is available from the source. The Ministry of Home Affairs has made it clear that the death penalty was not a topic of discussion.
Details about the visit and the Israeli delegation are not provided, but the ministry's denial has been reported by Yahoo.
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