Indonesia maintains its longstanding policy that formal diplomatic normalization with Israel requires prior Israeli recognition of a Palestinian state and advancement of a two-state solution, a position reiterated by Foreign Minister Sugiono and ministry spokespeople at the UN in September 2026. President Prabowo Subianto has paired support for Palestinian statehood with statements acknowledging Israel's security needs, including at the 2025 UN General Assembly, while exploring functional cooperation in areas such as trade, security contacts, and potential Gaza stabilization efforts following the 2025 ceasefire. Recent developments include Indonesia's delegation walking out during Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's UNGA address on September 24, 2026, alongside calls to accelerate two-state implementation and reject settlement expansion. Quiet bilateral trade, tourism, and OECD accession incentives persist amid U.S. encouragement for Abraham Accords expansion, though official channels continue to condition any breakthrough on Palestinian recognition.