Indonesia maintains no formal diplomatic relations with Israel, conditioning any normalization on the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, a policy reaffirmed in February 2026 amid joint participation in a Gaza reconstruction board that prompted explicit denials of ties. Bilateral trade has quietly expanded, with Indonesian exports to Israel surging despite public opposition—75% against per recent polls fueled by the Gaza conflict. Jakarta's OECD membership bid, requiring unanimous approval from all members including Israel, sustains discreet diplomatic engagement under President Prabowo, but officials insist the process will not alter longstanding foreign policy. No breakthroughs in the past 30 days; trader consensus reflects entrenched barriers absent major Palestinian progress or external pressures like OECD deadlines.