Israel tells Gaza aid flotilla to change course as activists say navy is intercepting boats – Middle East crisis live | Middle East and north Africa

A series of camera streams, which conveyed Global Sumud Flotilla, went offline. A writing Israel begins to block the boats to Gaza, on the Instagram page of the fleet.

“We are working actively to verify the security and status of all participants on the ship,” Post says.

The Israeli forces began to block the fleets that began to help Palestinians in Gaza.

Other lively flow camera feeds on boats that make up a part of the Fleet live.

In a previously recorded video, Mexican activist Arlín Medrano X accountThe activist said that if the audience watched the video, it was “illegally captured by the Israeli occupation in international waters and withdrew to Israel without consent”.

Medrano is one of dozens of activists in the global Sumud fleet trying to reach Gaza to provide humanitarian aid to Palestinians.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and his cabinet called to make sure that he had safely returned from Israeli custody.

A series of activists in Global Sumud Flotilla, stating that they were caught by Israeli forces in social media videos.

“If you are watching this video, I am strongly seized by Israeli officials, Dav in a previously saved video, the General Coordinator of Progressive International, said,” If you are watching this video, I am strongly captured by Israeli officials. ” Posted by the group’s x account. Adler then called on political parties, workers’ trade unions and social movements on the group’s network to mobilize against Israel’s Gaza war.

Similarly, in a separate video published Kieran Andrieu’s X account, Novara Media correspondent viewers watch the video, “Israel means that I have been kidnapped,” he said.

According to AFP, activists in a charity film of Gaza said that Israeli warships surrounded several boats on Wednesday and the intervention of the main ships continued.

“Warships are moving to intervene in the fleet – only 81 sea miles remained in Gaza,” he said.

French politician Marie Mesmeur and MEP Rima Hassan of Franco-Palistin also reported that their boats were seized.

Previously, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar described Flotilla as a provocation and warned them to stop them through other channels and to transfer their help to Gaza. “It’s not too late,” he wrote.

The Israeli government accused some fleet members of being linked to Hamas and offered little evidence to support the claim. The activists strongly rejected the charges and said that Israel was trying to justify potential attacks on them.

The European governments, including Spain and Italy, had sent navy ships to accompany the fleets during a part of his journey, and called for activists to return and avoid confrontation.

Pedro Sánchez told journalists on Wednesday, saying, “We should remember that if the Israeli government allows the entry of help, it is a humanitarian task that will not happen.” The authority added that the participating Spaniards will benefit from full diplomatic protection. “They do not offer threats or danger to Israel,” he said.

Israeli military ships, 75 miles away from the shore, obstacle to Gaza Aid Fleet