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Indonesia condemns Israel's ceasefire violations and ongoing attacks on Gaza

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Indonesia condemned Israel's continued military attacks on Gaza, calling them a serious violation of international law.
  • The Foreign Ministry stated Israel's actions deliberately undermine the Gaza Peace Plan and worsen Palestinian suffering.
  • Indonesia urged Israel to permanently cease hostilities and fully implement UN Security Council resolutions and ceasefire commitments.

The Indonesian government has strongly condemned Israel's ongoing military actions in the Gaza Strip, denouncing them as a severe breach of international law and a deliberate obstruction of the Gaza Peace Plan. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia issued a statement via its official X account on Tuesday evening, expressing its firm opposition to the sustained attacks.

"Indonesia strongly condemns the continued Israeli military attacks in Gaza, including attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure, which constitute a serious violation of international law, deliberately undermining the implementation of the Gaza Peace Plan, and exacerbating the suffering of the Palestinian people," the ministry stated. The statement highlighted that these actions worsen the already dire humanitarian situation for Palestinians.

Indonesia strongly condemns the continued Israeli military attacks in Gaza, including attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure, which constitute a serious violation of international law, deliberately undermining the implementation of the Gaza Peace Plan, and exacerbating the suffering of the Palestinian people.

— Indonesian Ministry of Foreign AffairsThe ministry released a statement condemning Israel's military actions in Gaza.

As a party to the Gaza ceasefire agreement, Indonesia called upon Israel to immediately and permanently halt its military operations. The nation also urged Israel to fully comply with its obligations under relevant UN Security Council resolutions and to honor all commitments made under the ceasefire agreement, in accordance with international law.

The Indonesian Foreign Ministry welcomed the acceptance of the Roadmap for Phase Two of the Peace Plan by Hamas and other Palestinian factions, noting it aligns with UN Security Council Resolution 2803 (2025). "This is an important step towards ending the conflict," the ministry added, signaling a cautious optimism for de-escalation while maintaining pressure on Israel to cease its offensive actions.

This is an important step towards ending the conflict.

— Indonesian Ministry of Foreign AffairsThe ministry commented on the acceptance of the Peace Plan Roadmap by Hamas and other Palestinian factions.
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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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