US EditionClimate activist Greta Thunberg joins aid ship sailing to Gaza aimed at breaking Israel’s blockade
- Climate campaigner Greta Thunberg and 11 activists set sail for Gaza on the ship Madleen to break Israel's blockade, as reported by organizers.
- The Madleen departed from Catania, Italy, to deliver aid and raise awareness about the humanitarian crisis, according to activist statements.
- Joining Thunberg on the crew are actor Liam Cunningham and Rima Hassan, a member of the European Parliament, as stated in the press conference.
- Activist Thiago Avila stated, 'We are breaking the siege of Gaza by sea, as part of a broader strategy of mobilizations' to address the blockade.
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Greta Thunberg warns of 'losing humanity' ahead of Gaza aid ship voyage
Climate activist Greta Thunberg is among a dozen pro-Palestinian advocates who have set sail for the Gaza Strip. The group departed from Sicily on Sunday, June 1, with the goal of reaching the territory to deliver aid and pressure Israel into increasing the flow of food and medicine into the enclave. Israel’s rationale for blockade Israel has asserted the blockade is to pressure Hamas into releasing the remaining hostages it holds, which include…
Greta Thunberg sails with an NGO towards Gaza and connects Israel's government and climate catastrophe. This is questionable, but is it also anti-Semitic?
Activists set sail toward Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid
The NGO Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC), on Sunday, set off a ship from Catania, Sicily, to deliver humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip. On board are various human rights advocates, such as prominent activist Greta Thunberg and European Parliament Member Rima Hassan, advocating against Israel’s escalation through an act of “civil resistance”. The FFC’s Madleen intends to deliver “urgently needed supplies for the people of Gaza, including baby fo…
On Sunday, June 1st, the "Madleen" hopes to break the siege imposed by Israel on the Palestinian enclave. He carries a modest humanitarian cargo and 12 passengers, including the Swedish climate activist and the unsubmissive MEP.
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