Israel Seizes Gaza Flotilla, Hundreds of Activists Detained
Israeli Navy Faces Global Outcry After Seizing Humanitarian Aid Flotilla for Gaza
Passengers from 46 countries, including high-profile figures like Greta Thunberg and Nelson Mandela’s grandson, were taken to Ashdod port. Israel said they will be deported after processing. Reports suggest some may be moved to Ketziot Prison before deportation, raising concerns about safety and rights.
Governments and leaders worldwide denounced the raid. South Africa’s President Ramaphosa called it a “grave offence,” Turkiye launched an investigation, Colombia expelled Israeli diplomats, and Malaysia confirmed 23 citizens were detained. Protests broke out across Europe, Latin America, and Turkiye.
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Israel defended the operation, calling the flotilla “provocative” and claiming aid could be sent through official channels. Organizers countered that the raid in international waters was illegal, a war crime, and a major blow to urgent humanitarian aid for Gaza.




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