Israel accused of ‘torturing’ Greta Thunberg after Gaza flotilla intercepted | World | News
Many international activists, Gazza help fleet He accused Israel of ill -treatment of forces. Greta Thunberg is a leading climate activist.
Turkish authorities confirmed that the Turkish authorities confirmed.
Ersin Celik is a Turkish journalist and a participant Gazza Sumud FlotillaHe told the local media organizations that he witnessed Israeli forces “torture Greta Thunberg, and explained that he was“ dragged to the ground ”and that he had to kiss the flag of Israel”.
Other activists claimed that Thunberg had been pushed and passing through the Israeli flag, and gave similar accounts at Istanbul Airport.
“This was a disaster. They treated us like animals, Mala Malaysian activist Hazwani Helmi said that the prisoners were rejected food, clean water and medicine.
The Italian journalist Lorenzo Agostino, who was on the fleet, also said Thunberg’s treatment.
Anadolu Greta Thunberg, a brave woman, was only 22 years old. He was humiliated and hugged and exhibited like a trophy, Anadolu said Anadolu.
Others have described the serious ill -treatment. Turkish TV presenter Ikbal Gurpinar said, “They treated us like dogs. They left us hungry for three days. They did not give us water; we had to drink from the toilet… It was a very hot day and we were all roasting.” He said that the ordeal gave him “better understanding of Gaza”.
Aycin Kantoglu, a Turkish activist, talked about blood -stained prison walls and messages drawn by previous prisoners. “We saw that mothers wrote their children’s names on the walls. In fact, we experienced a little bit about what the Palestinians were going through,” he said.
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said that 26 Italians were deported and that he was in custody of Israel waiting for 15 to be deported.
“Those who act legally were people in these boats; those who acted illegally were the ones who prevented them from reaching Gaza”, the Italian deputy Arturo Scotto in the Issi said to journalists.
Gaza Sumud Flotilla, which was initiated in late August, was the latest international effort to break Israel’s siege and provide help to the Palestinians.
Adalah, an Israeli Human Rights Organization that provides legal assistance, rejected access to the drug and prevented them from contacting their lawyers. The Israeli Foreign Ministry rejected these allegations as “full lies ve and claimed that all prisoners were treated in accordance with the law.
According to the Conservation of Journalists, more than 200 journalists and media employees have been killed in Gaza since October 2023. Israel also rejected access to independent journalists in the settlement to verify its allegations.
In a statement to a Foreign Ministry spokesman Reuters, “All the allegations of Adalah lies. Of course, all detainees… Water, food and toilets were given access; access to the legal consultant was not rejected and all their legal rights were completely supported.”
Israel was faced with condemnation for the raid on Flotilla, which has seen that the Navy had aid of about 40 boats to Gaza and detained more than 450 people on board.
Critics say that the attack underlines Israel’s blockade, which cuts 2.3 million inhabitants during Israel’s Israeli’s ongoing war in Gaza.
