Indonesia warns it will walk away from Trump’s Board of Peace if Palestine goals fail


Israeli soldiers standing near the Israel-Gaza border look at Gaza, in Israel, February 4, 2026. Indonesia will leave the Board of Peace if its core goals – including Palestinian independence – were not achieved. - Reuters

SINGAPORE: Indonesia’s officials and diplomatic figures said the country may withdraw from the Board of Peace if the US-backed diplomatic initiative fails to advance Palestinian independence.

The remarks came after President Prabowo Subianto’s two-day engagement with political, religious and foreign policy stakeholders to clarify Jakarta’s stance and manage domestic sensitivities over its participation in the board.

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