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SINGAPORE: Indonesia’s President-elect Prabowo Subianto said on Saturday (June 1) that his country is willing to send peacekeeping troops to enforce the Gaza ceasefire if needed.
Speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Asia’s premier security conference, Prabowo said US President Joe Biden’s Three-stage proposal The Gaza ceasefire is a step in the right direction.
“When needed and at the request of the United Nations, we are ready to send a significant number of peacekeeping forces to maintain and monitor future ceasefires and provide protection and security to all and every party,” Prabowo said.
The 72-year-old former special forces general and current Indonesian defense minister will take over as president of the world’s most populous Muslim nation in October.
He said outgoing President Joko Widodo instructed him to announce that Indonesia was also ready to “evacuate, receive and treat up to 1,000 patients from Gaza.”
Gaza Indonesia HospitalThe center, which was run by an Indonesian non-governmental organization (NGO), was closed in November due to ongoing fighting between Israel and Hamas.
Prabowo said that Humanitarian disaster Peace and stability in the Rafah region of Gaza is necessary, as is a “just solution” to the conflict.
He added: “This means not only Israel’s right to exist, but also the right of the Palestinian people to have their own homeland, their own state, to live in peace.”
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