JAKARTA - Indonesian Vice President Maruf Amin responded to the visit of Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex.
"It must be warned, I think Indonesia has made a note for that," the Vice President told reporters after attending Haul Al Maghfurlah Mama KH. TB. Muhammad Falak Abbas 51st, in Bogor, West Java, Saturday night.
The Vice President conveyed that Indonesia supports Palestine and encourages two countries' solutions as well as compliance with international agreements.
He stressed that Indonesia asked the United Nations (UN) to take steps so that there would be no violations of the agreement to maintain calm.
"We are not doing well, there is already a Russia-Ukraine war. Don't add it again, later this world will be shocked by new things that disturb calm," he said, quoted from Antara.
As previously reported, Indonesia condemned the visit of Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir to the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex on Tuesday (3/1).
The Indonesian Foreign Ministry in a statement called on Israel to respect the mutually agreed status quo and avoid actions and provocations that injure the holy places of Jerusalem.
The Indonesian government views the Israeli minister's visit as a provocation that could trigger tensions and new cycles of violence in Palestine.
To that end, Indonesia calls on the international community, particularly the United Nations (UN), to continue urging Israel to stop any actions that could affect stability and security in the region.
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