Canada to summon Israeli ambassador over treatment of civilians on Gaza flotilla: Anand
Canada summoned Israel’s ambassador after video showed 430 detained flotilla activists kneeling with tied hands, prompting concerns over humane treatment.
- Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand has instructed officials to summon Israeli Ambassador Iddo Moed over the alleged mistreatment of civilians on a Gaza-bound flotilla.
- Activists report that 11 Canadians were detained when Israel's navy intercepted 41 boats in international waters near Cyprus.
- Canada has sanctioned Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir for inciting violence and banned him from traveling to Canada.
- Anand has not yet received a response from the Israeli embassy and described a video shared by Ben-Gvir as "deeply troubling and absolutely unacceptable.
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Minister Anand responded after becoming aware of "bad treatment of civilians," including Canadians.
Canada to summon Israeli ambassador over treatment of civilians on Gaza flotilla: Anand
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says she’s directed officials to summon Israel’s ambassador to Canada over the treatment of dozens of civilians aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was detained by Israel on Monday.
The Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs Maxime Prévot (Committed) declared Wednesday "unacceptable" the treatment reserved to activists - including Belgians - of the "Flotilla for Gaza" intercepted on the high seas by the Israeli navy. ...
The Canadian government finds unacceptable a video showing a minister mocking arrested flotilla activists for Gaza.
Carney calls Israel’s treatment of flotilla ‘abominable,’ as Ottawa summons envoy
A number of Canadians were among those detained when Israel intercepted the flotilla near Cyprus on Monday.
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