Government ‘deeply concerned’ about safety of Australians aboard Gaza flotilla | Gaza

The Australian government said that he was “deeply worried ve about the security of his citizens on a fleet ship to Gaza, and with the expectations that the boats would be seized by Israeli forces during the afternoon of Australia.

The Ministry of Foreign and Trade said that they are in contact with six Australians confirmed to be on the fleet of more than 40 ships.

Government officials represented the Israeli government, on concerns that Australians would be detained or arrested by the Israeli defense forces.

MattTTTETHWAİT, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, said, “I am deeply concerned about drone attacks on the global Sumud fleet and risks to the security of Australians and other passengers,” he said.

“Australia invites all parties to respect international law and international humanitarian law and to avoid an illegal or violent action against fleets.”

The global Sumud fleet with more than 500 people, including politicians, lawyers, lawyers and Swedish climate campaignist Greta Thunberg, aims to break and help Israel’s Gaza blockade and help.

The Australian government also made representations for supporting nations, including Spain, Italy and Greece, for supporting Australians.

On Wednesday morning, Italy announced that he would stop watching his fleets with a military ship, and called for a compromise proposal to help the fleet members to help the port of Cyprus and avoid the Israeli forces.

The government called the Australians who wanted to get help to do so through official channels.

“We want to see that people are troubled and we want to respond to the human disaster in Gaza – we also want to see that critical assistance is delivered,” he said. “However, we are very worried about the safety of these people, including the Australians.”

In August, two Australians on the ship were detained by the Israeli forces, and after Australia, a separate fleet came to Australia.

When they came to the media, they said that they were “psychologically cruel in every way ..

The government said it was ready to provide consular assistance to the affected Australians, and that Israel continued to call Gaza to get more help.

“Australia is part of the international call over Israel to enable Australia to complete the re -start of Gaza,“ Thistlethwaite said.

“It is clear that Israel should comply with the binding decisions of the International Court of Justice, including the prevention of basic services and to ensure humanitarian assistance.”

The Israeli Embassy said he could not make a statement about the latest developments.