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View all search resultsMuch remains uncertain over the future of Gaza’s peacekeeping plan, with details on troop contributions and operational rules still in flux despite Washington’s active diplomacy in promoting its plans.
Indonesia has expressed regret after the UNSC again failed to adopt a resolution on Gaza calling for a ceasefire and unhindered humanitarian access, which was stymied by a veto from key Israeli ally the United States.
The United States on Wednesday vetoed a draft UN Security Council resolution that demanded an "immediate, unconditional and permanent ceasefire" between Israel and Hamas militants in Gaza and unhindered aid access across the war-torn enclave.
Muslim nations under the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), including Indonesia, face a tough challenge to realize their call for the deployment of United Nations peacekeeping forces in war-torn Gaza in the face of the United States’ proposal to depopulate the region.
Indonesia’s senior diplomat has called on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) to make haste on securing lasting peace in Gaza as the truce between Israeli forces and Palestinian militant group Hamas entered its third day.
Indonesia said on Monday that it would use the International Court of Justice (ICJ) advisory opinion against Israeli presence in occupied Palestinian territories as a “momentum” to intensify its pro-Palestine diplomacy, amid worries that the nonbinding ruling will do little to remedy the conflict.
Indonesia has called on all parties to the Gaza conflict to work quickly to implement a resolution for a three-phase ceasefire in Gaza, as Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto visits Jordan to discuss measures for a coordinated international response to the humanitarian crisis.
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