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Israel and Indonesian vice president Gibran prove the powerful can break rules and walk free

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Israel and Indonesian vice president Gibran prove the powerful can break rules and walk free
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Today marks three years since Israel began its genocide in Gaza. Three years in which Israel has faced no real punishment. On the eve of this anniversary, a court in Indonesia showed the world exactly how this impunity works: the powerful break the rules, the system watches, and nobody lifts a finger. Indonesia is the world’s largest Muslim-majority country. It has no diplomatic ties with Israel and has long been one of Palestine’s loudest defenders. On 6 October, its Constitutional Court ruled

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