This analysis examines Indonesia's evolving stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting implications for policymaking.
Indonesia's policy towards the Israeli–Palestinian conflict has taken a notable turn in the past few years. Previously, Jakarta responded to developments by providing humanitarian assistance; it now concerns itself with security and military affairs, and has adopted a more activist posture. Moch Faisal Karim's concept of ‘layered incoherence’ provides insight into the shift, but would do better to underscore the detrimental impact that a high degree of informality has on policymaking.
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