The world’s press focuses on the solidarity action for Palestine held in Monas, Jakarta, attended by over two million Indonesians, emphasizing Indonesia’s longstanding support for Palestinian independence.
International media spotlight the pro-Palestine rally in Monas, Jakarta, where millions of Indonesians gathered in a monumental show of support, reflecting Indonesia’s commitment to Palestinian independence as a constitutional imperative.
Arab News, a leading English-language newspaper in Saudi Arabia, reports that Indonesia has been a staunch supporter of Palestine for decades, considering Palestinian independence a constitutional mandate.
The Palestine Chronicle headlined its coverage as “Two Million March in Jakarta to Show Solidarity with Gaza,” marking it as the largest public gathering in Indonesia since the onset of Israeli aggression in October.
Singapore’s The Straits Times highlighted the absence of diplomatic relations between Indonesia and Israel, with Indonesian society’s unfavorable disposition toward Israel.
Turkey’s Istanbul-based anews.com noted the demonstration’s call for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, organized by the pro-Palestinian group Aliansi Rakyat Indonesia Bela Palestina and supported by the Indonesian Ulema Council.
According to the organizers, the rally in Monas saw an attendance of approximately 2 million people, demonstrating a massive local support for Palestine.
The massive rally underscores Indonesia’s societal values and political stance on global humanitarian issues, which can influence regional partnerships and diplomatic relations.
A pro-Palestine rally in Monas, Jakarta, garners significant international media coverage, showcasing Indonesia’s unwavering support for Palestine, a sentiment deeply rooted in the nation’s constitutional values, and attracting a historic turnout of participants.
Source : Batam Pos, Rakyat Pos (2023)
