US EditionIsraeli Military Boards Aid Boats Bound for Gaza
Israeli forces intercepted about 40 civilian boats carrying 500 activists and humanitarian aid attempting to breach Gaza's naval blockade, transferring passengers to an Israeli port, officials said.
- On October 2, 2025, the Israeli navy intercepted and stopped seven boats of the Gaza-bound Hamas-Sumud flotilla and transferred passengers to an Israeli port.
- The flotilla aimed to challenge Israel’s maritime restrictions on Gaza, enforced continuously since Hamas assumed control in 2007.
- The flotilla was a volunteer operation carrying medicine, food, and about 500 activists aiming to deliver aid to a war-ravaged Gaza amid ongoing conflict.
- Turkey condemned the interception as an act of terror endangering civilians, and the flotilla organisers denounced it as a war crime while Israel plans to deport passengers to Europe.
- This event underscores international disputes over the blockade’s legality and humanitarian consequences, amid repeated attempts to deliver aid by sea being forcibly stopped.
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Netanyahu Hails Naval Forces for Intercepting Gaza-bound Aid Flotilla
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The Global Samud Flotilla, comprising 45 vessels with several politicians and Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, began its journey last month and was heading to the UN-designated female region, Gaza, according to France 24. World News | Netanyahu Hails Naval Forces for Intercepting Gaza-bound Aid Flotilla.
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The pirates of Israeli supremacy: The West's favorite rogue state has done it again
The assault on an aid flotilla headed for Gaza broke all kinds of laws, but then again, laws have never stopped Israel. The long-expected if perfectly criminal has happened again: Israel's navy has intercepted the Gaza-bound Sumud Flotilla by force, stopping almost 50 boats and, in effect, kidnapping hundreds of their crews and passengers. In terms of law - which, of course, are never really applied in practice to Israel - everything is exceedin…
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