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UN Rapporteur Urges Indonesia to Rethink Role in Trump's Gaza Peace Plan
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UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese advised Indonesia to reconsider its involvement in Donald Trump's "Board of Peace," arguing the plan lacks Palestinian representation and is dominated by the U.S. and Israel. Indonesia, a key troop contributor, has put discussions on hold. Albanese warned the move could jeopardize Indonesia's ties with Palestinians, suggesting alternative international legal avenues. Trump's broader Gaza peace plan has reportedly stalled.
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- UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese urged Indonesia to reconsider its role in Donald Trump's "Board of Peace."
- Albanese stated the board lacks Palestinian representation and is shaped by the U.S. and Israel.
- Indonesia, a key troop contributor, has placed discussions on the board on hold.
- Albanese warned Indonesia risks compromising its ties with Palestinians by joining the board.
- The UN rapporteur suggested Indonesia join the Hague Group to uphold international law.
- Trump's Gaza peace plan has reportedly stalled despite a previous ceasefire.
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