About the Journal

Palestine Issues on Indonesian Society is a journal dedicated to exploring the intricate relationship between Palestine and Indonesia, particularly in the realms of legal, social, political, and cultural spheres. This journal delves into how the Palestinian struggle for justice and sovereignty resonates within Indonesian society, examining both historical and contemporary perspectives. It aims to provide a platform for scholarly discussions on Indonesia's legal stance on Palestinian rights, its foreign policy towards the Middle East, and the broader societal impact of Palestinian issues on Indonesian public opinion, activism, and cultural expressions. By bridging the global and local dimensions, this journal seeks to illuminate how Indonesian legal frameworks, political discourse, and social movements engage with and respond to the Palestinian cause.

In addition, the journal invites contributions that analyze Indonesia's humanitarian aid efforts, advocacy for peace, and the role of civil society in supporting Palestinian welfare. It also encourages research that highlights Indonesia's contributions to international efforts for peace in the region, as well as the influence of Palestinian solidarity movements on Indonesian activism and identity. By fostering an interdisciplinary approach, Palestine Issues on Indonesian Society offers a comprehensive examination of how a global issue like the Palestinian conflict shapes Indonesian societal values, legal systems, and political strategies, contributing to a deeper understanding of global solidarity and justice in the context of Indonesia's own history and ongoing political journey.