Indonesia upholds its longstanding non-recognition of Israel, lacking formal diplomatic relations amid entrenched public opposition—polls indicate over 75% of Indonesians against normalization—and solidarity with Palestine. In the past month, Jakarta joined foreign ministers from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Turkey, and others in condemning Israel's April appointment of an envoy to Somaliland as a sovereignty violation, while strongly denouncing the death of Indonesian UNIFIL peacekeeper Rico Pramudia from injuries in a March 29 projectile explosion at a Lebanon base. Foreign Ministry statements explicitly rule out normalization, reinforcing trader consensus on slim prospects before the June 30, 2026, deadline despite President Prabowo Subianto's occasionally softer rhetoric on potential ties. Regional tensions, including Gaza developments, remain key barriers, with no scheduled bilateral summits announced.