Indonesians question Lebanon peacekeeping force as casualties grow

Death of 4th peacekeeper has led some to call for full withdrawal

Indonesian military personnel on April 5 carry the coffin of a U.N. peacekeeper killed in Lebanon. © Reuters

JAKARTA -- Calls are growing in Indonesia to scale back or end contributions to United Nations peacekeeping operations in Lebanon as Indonesian soldiers deployed to the region have been caught in the fighting between the Israeli military and the Iran-aligned Hezbollah militant group.