Jakarta, MINA – The Indonesian government, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs launched a national campaign titled “Indonesia untuk Palestina: Solidaritas, Aksi Nyata, dan Harapan Baru” (Indonesia for Palestine: Solidarity, Action, and Hope). The initiative seeks to raise USD 200 million (approximately IDR 3.2 trillion) to support humanitarian aid and reconstruction efforts in Gaza.
Deputy Foreign Minister Anis Matta announced the campaign at a press conference in Jakarta on Wednesday (Feb 26), stating that fundraising will begin ahead of Ramadan 1446 H.
“Indonesia has consistently stood with Palestine in international forums. As a strong supporter of the Palestinian struggle, we have been actively providing humanitarian assistance through government initiatives, civil society organizations, and individual contributions,” Anis said.
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen due to prolonged blockades and genocide, leaving thousands without homes, basic necessities, or proper medical care. This campaign aims to strengthen Indonesia’s direct support for Palestinians in need.
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The donations will be used for:
- Food, clean water, and medical supplies
- Emergency healthcare services
- Support for children and women affected by the conflict
- Rebuilding homes destroyed by airstrikes
- Restoring schools, hospitals, and places of worship
- Helping Palestinian communities rebuild their economy
The campaign will also involve partnerships with international organizations, humanitarian agencies, and civil society groups to ensure aid is delivered efficiently and effectively.[]
Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)
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