Greta Thunberg joins flotilla heading for Gaza with aid
Greta Thunberg, a climate campaignist, sailed from Barcelona, while Israel joined a boat fleet with aid aid to Gaza, aiming to break the sea blockade and to offer food to ENCLAVE.
Thousands of supporters gathered at the harbor of Barcelona to see the “Free Palestine” and “Genocide”, which shook the Palestinian flags, many of them shaking Palestinian flags.
“This is extremely violent, which cannot maintain international law, as usual to challenge the business world.” He said.
In June, the Swedish campaignist tried to break the Israeli Gaza’s long -standing maritime blockade by sailing to the region with other activists.
The Israeli forces seized small aid ships and was deported from Israel.
Israel argued that the blockade, which was applied in 2007, is necessary to stop the abduction of the weapons to the Hamas militant group, and in June it describes its attempts to break it, including Thunberg, as a propaganda stunt.
Fleet organizers global leaders, a part of a global hunger monitor, Gaza, said the scarcity suffers from famine.
Yasemin Acar, a member of the steering committee, said it would be combined with more boats than Fleet, Greece, Italy and Tunisia.
Organoa, northwest Italian Genoa Port, local groups and residents, about 250 meters of food for Gaza, he said.
A part of the aid is loaded from Genoa on Sunday, while the rest will be sent to Sicilya Catania Port on 4 September.
According to the Israeli Tallies, the blockade remained in place with clashes, including the current war that began on October 7, 2023, led by Hamas on October 7, 2023 by making ramps in Southern Israel and killed more than 1200 people and took 251 hostages.
According to Gaza Health officials, Israel’s military campaign in Gaza killed more than 63,000 people, mostly civilians, and immersed the settlement into a human crisis and left most of them to ruins.
