Why Indonesia Wants to Get Involved in Gaza
Exporting moderate Islam.
October 29, 2025
Why Indonesia Wants to Get Involved in Gaza
Exporting moderate Islam.
Among the countries that might play a role in maintaining the peace in Gaza is Indonesia, which sent a delegation to the Sharm el-Sheikh summit where the present cease-fire was ratified. Jakarta’s involvement in U.S.-led diplomatic efforts coincided with reports that it might be considering establishing normal relations with Israel. Indeed, since 2020, there has been talk of Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim nation, joining the Abraham Accords. Giora Eliraz explains:
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