The flags of Indonesia (L) and Israel (R) displayed together [AI generated image]
Land at Bali’s airport on pretty much any given week, and you’ll be walking through one of only two gateways in all of Indonesia where Israeli citizens are officially allowed to enter. Almost nobody clearing customs knows that. Almost nobody in Bali knows it either. And that small, overlooked fact says a lot about the bigger picture: a country that says it stands against Israel has, for years, been quietly letting Israelis in anyway. Nowhere is that contradiction more visible than on this one island. Indonesia has no embassy in Tel Aviv. No ambassador goes back and forth between the two countries. There’s no official channel that would let an Israeli citizen simply show up and be let in. On […]

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