Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo, French President Macron Agree on Two-State Solution for Palestine
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo and French President Macron have agreed to support a "two-state solution" as the path to resolving the Palestinian issue. Both nations affirmed their commitment to working towards a comprehensive and just peace based on international law.
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