The Legislature asks RI to actively encourage Iran-Israel peace, referring to global stability

Jakarta – Member of the House of Representatives Commission I Golkar faction Yudha Novanza Utama Hope that the Indonesian government will participate in the peaceful path of conflict between Iran and Israel that is increasingly heating. He thought this tension could expand and disrupt global stability. “The reciprocal attack between Iran and Israel has recently shaken a global situation. It has an impact on international uncertainty that can be detrimental. The government must take steps to actively push the path of peace,” Yudha told reporters on Monday. According to Yudha, Indonesia has a strategic position in the international world to encourage world communities. He hopes that the United Nations (UN) and influential countries can be harder to ask for peace. Browse to continue with the content “Indonesian political approach that is free, impartial, the most important capital must be made to approach the superpower and the international community so that war does not happen again and its impact is spreading not only about the two conflicting countries, but also about world stability,” he said. This Golkar legislature reminded that if armed conflicts were not stopped immediately, the impact on the economic sector would be on the world political order. He emphasizes the importance of diplomacy and negotiating paths as the most important solution. “Do not contribute to the length of the list of world conflicts that have not yet ended from Ukraine, Gaza to the South China Sea. On behalf of humanity, the peace must be maintained by every country,” he added. It is known that the conflict of Israel and Iran is still underway. The Iranian Ministry of Health said that Israeli attacks killed 224 people in the country for three days and injured more than 1,200 people. “After 65 hours of aggression by the Zionist regime, 1.277 people were injured. 224 women, men and children became martyrs,” Iranian ministry spokeswoman Hossein Kermmanpour quoted on Sunday (6/15) of the AFP news agency on Sunday (6/16). He added that 90 percent of those dead were civilians. The war between Iran and Israel is currently ongoing. The Iranian government emphasized that his party would not negotiate the ceasefire amid the attacks launched by Israel. It was transferred to two mediator countries by Iran, namely Qatar and Oman. (DWR/FCA) HOEGENG Awards 2025 Read the inspiring story of the exemplary police candidate here