The Indonesian government has announced plans to convert a medical facility on the uninhabited island of Galang, located in the Riau Islands near Sumatra, into a treatment center for approximately 2,000 wounded residents of Gaza. This initiative aims to provide medical care to victims of the ongoing conflict in Gaza, with the patients expected to return home after recovery. In addition to Galang, the Indonesian Foreign Minister indicated that several other locations are being prepared to accommodate and treat Gaza residents. The government has also expressed readiness to deploy peacekeeping forces to Gaza. The plan to treat Gaza residents in Indonesia has received mixed reactions, with Muhammadiyah, an Islamic organization, suggesting that the initiative could ultimately benefit Israel and the United States. The evacuation and medical treatment effort is part of Indonesia's broader humanitarian response to the conflict in Gaza.