Indonesia has announced that up to 20,000 troops have been trained for potential deployment to Gaza, focusing primarily on health and construction tasks. The defense minister emphasized that no decision has been made regarding the timing or specific mandate of the mission, reflecting ongoing uncertainty about the establishment of an international peacekeeping force in the region. Discussions about Indonesia's role are ongoing, with the country awaiting further decisions and a possible mandate from the United Nations Security Council. Indonesia has consistently supported a two-state solution and provided humanitarian aid to Gaza, but recent statements suggest a nuanced approach to regional security concerns.