Indonesia Joins BoP and Ready to Send Troops to Gaza

Published 2026-11-02

The Indonesian government has decided to join the Board of Peace (BoP). Indonesia has also expressed its willingness to contribute to the International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza. This decision has drawn public attention because it concerns Indonesia's role in peace efforts in the Middle East region.

The BoP is an international forum focused on efforts to promote peace and stability in Gaza. Meanwhile, the ISF is an international force planned to help maintain security in the area. By participating in the ISF, Indonesia will play a direct role in a mission aimed at supporting safer conditions for civilians in Gaza.

This decision also raises questions about Indonesia's next steps. Analysts and the public are now discussing whether Indonesia should remain in the BoP, change its role and policies, or even leave the forum. Each option carries political and diplomatic consequences for Indonesia in the eyes of the international community.

With its decision to join and its willingness to contribute to the ISF, Indonesia demonstrates its position as a country actively engaged in global peace efforts. Further developments, including the form and amount of Indonesia's contribution, still need to be monitored so that the public can understand the direction of Indonesia's foreign policy going forward.

Sources: ANTARA News

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