Controversy Salaman (shake hands) Tifatul-Michelle Decorate World Media

Controversy about the handshake between the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (Communication and Information Minister) Tifatul Sembiring with U.S. first lady Lady Michelle Obama graced a number of international media.


JAKARTA - The controversy about the handshake between the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (Communication and Information Minister) Tifatul Sembiring with U.S. first lady Lady Michelle Obama graced a number of international media.

Of course, shook the action becomes a big question mark for some circles. So far, former President of the MCC was never willing to shake hands with a woman who was not Muhrim (meaning in the broadest sense the wife). Tifatul actually been denied through a Twitter account that he accidentally touched hands with Michelle

"It is held with two hands, er his mother Michelle nyodorin (stretched to shake hands) hands forward banget, deh .. hit (a phrase which might mean a joke)" wrote Tifatul in Twitter account shortly after the action was busy talking on the microblogging 140 character.

Legal watchlist, on Wednesday (11/09/2010), today show, a number of prominent media United States (U.S.) and the world write these Tifatul shake controversy. Associated Press story titled Did Indonesia lowered minister shakes U.S. first lady's hand? while The Washington Post wrote Minister Michelle Obama admits reluctant handshake. MSNBC even reduce video while Tifatul hands touching.

Newser also lowered the news about the 'incident' with the title Oh No! Minister Michelle Touched Indonesian Muslim. In the text states that Tifatul Newser seemed happy to shake hands with U.S. first lady is in line drawings that appear in the video but Tifatul menampiknya (possibly dodge) on Twitter.

CBSNews reduce titled Official news: I Shook the First Lady's Hand By Accident.

In Britain, the Daily Mail article entitled Staunch Muslim raised Titaful Sembiring uses Twitter to claim handshake with Michelle Obama was 'forced'. While Australia's Herald Sun wrote Muslim MP admits Tifatul Sembiring awkward handshake with Michelle Obama in Indonesia '

Not only that, Gawker also posted these Tifatul handshake controversy. Gawker suggested that Tifatul admitted that he did want to shake hands with Michelle. "Admit It, Wingnut Indonesian Minister: You Wanted to shake Michelle Obama's Hand," wrote Gawker.

Some comments also appear on the news Tifatul Sembiring, although not many people know that Sembiring has a rule that avoids shaking hands with a woman who was not Muhrim. As one of the comments on Gawker are asking Tifatul Sembiring.

"You mean Tifatul it is the one who smiled at Michelle Obama like a girl 12 years old when he met Justin Bieber first time? Is it true that he did not want to shake hands with women's number one?," Wrote the visitor comments on Gawker.
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yugo, okezone.com, Updated: 11/10/2010 11:29 AM