US EditionMandela's grandson returns to South Africa after deportation by Israel
Mandla Mandela and five South African activists were detained in Israel during a humanitarian flotilla mission to Gaza and have now been released and returned to Jordan safely.
- Six South African activists, including Mandla Mandela, were detained by Israeli authorities while trying to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, claiming they were intercepted in international waters, which is illegal.
- Dr. Fatima Hendricks described how Israeli soldiers attacked women outside their cell, noting that they were tightly handcuffed and paraded by Israeli forces during their detention.
- Mandela stated that their mission was humanitarian and non-violent, aiming to break the blockade against Gaza, and they faced brutal treatment from Israeli forces.
- Despite their detention, Mandela expressed determination to continue their humanitarian efforts and announced plans for future missions to support the Palestinian people.
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Mandla Mandela – the grandson of the late South African president Nelson Mandela – has reunited with his wife Rabia Clarke and their three children after he was “abducted” by Israeli forces off the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF). The 51-year-old was part of a group of activists – including Sweden’s Greta Thunberg – on board the mission boat en route to deliver emergency supplies to the people of Gaza. The group was detained and deported to their va…
S. African activists claim harsh Israeli treatment on Gaza ship
Six South African activists who were detained by Israel while attempting to reach Gaza as part of an aid flotilla said Wednesday they were subjected to harsher treatment than other detainees because of South Africa's role in a genocide case against Israel. Speaking after their return, the activists, who include a grandson of Nelson Mandela, said they were singled out after Israeli guards noticed that they were from South Africa. Two Muslim women…
Mandela's grandson returns to South Africa after deportation by Israel
The grandson of late South African president and anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela arrived in Johannesburg on Wednesday after being detained and then deported by Israel, which prevented the flotilla he was part of delivering aid to Gaza.
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