Donald Trump's plan for the future of the Gaza Strip, agreed between the United States and Israel and approved by the UN Security Council, It establishes the deployment of an International Stabilization Force (ISF) in the Palestinian territory until 2027The objective, according to the agreement, is for this military force to provide "support to the verified Palestinian police in Gaza" and contribute to "securing the border areas." Until now, no party had specified which countries would form the FIE, nor how many soldiers each state would contribute. But this Tuesday, Indonesia began to shed some light on the matter: the Asian country estimates it could contribute up to 8,000 soldiers, and asserts that a total of approximately 20,000 troops will be deployed along the Gaza Strip. However, there is still no signed public document. Indonesian presidential spokesperson Prasetyo Hadi explained that the exact number of troops has not yet been discussed, and that the figures presented by the government on Tuesday are approximations. "We are preparing in case an agreement is reached and we need to send peacekeeping forces," Hadi stated. These preparations, according to Chief of Staff Maruli Simanjuntak, would be military training exercises for the troops the country is prepared to send to Gaza.

The oldest known story told in images was drawn in a cave on the island of Sulawesi (Celebes, in the local language), in Indonesia, and dates back at least 67,800 years. It is a stencil of a hand, surrounded by other figures painted later, making it 15,000 years older than any other known story. the previous archaeological find found in the same cave in IndonesiaAs reported by the Efe news agency, the magazine Nature This Wednesday, the description of these cave paintings was published, reinforcing the theory that the first humans migrated to Sahul (a supercontinent that in the Pleistocene encompassed what is now mainland Australia, Tasmania, New Guinea, and several adjacent islands) via a route.

Search teams in Indonesia have found the body of a 12-year-old girl believed to be one of the Valencian girls who were traveling with their family on the boat that sank off Labuan Bajo. According to the EFE news agency, she is the daughter of Andrea Ortuño, a survivor of the shipwreck. shipwreck that took place on FridayThe investigation team has located the body one nautical mile from where the incident occurred and has transferred it to Komodo Regional Hospital for forensic identification. The victim was reportedly identified by his mother.

Indonesian authorities confirmed on Saturday at midday the deaths of four members of the same family from Valencia who had traveled to the Asian country. They went missing yesterday after the tourist boat they were traveling on sank near Padar Island, east of Bali. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has deployed personnel to the area and assures that they are already in contact with the victims' family. Although initial reports indicated a couple and two children, ministry sources now explain that, in addition to the deceased, the consulate is assisting two other members of the group, who are now safe.