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🚢 BREAKING: Palestinian rights group Adalah says Israeli authorities informed its legal team that Global Sumud Flotilla activists Thiago Ávila and Saif Abukeshek will be released from detention on Saturday and transferred to immigration custody pending deportation. The two were seized by Israeli naval forces from an Italian-flagged vessel...

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American activist Hannah Claire Smith, who was aboard a Global Sumud Flotilla vessel when Israeli forces illegally intercepted the convoy in international waters near Crete on Wednesday night, is calling on Americans and international audiences to demand the release of two of her colleagues abducted and transferred to Israeli custody. The two are Thiago de Avila, a Brazilian national, and Saif Abukeshek, a Spanish-Swedish national with Palestinian ID. Both were separated from other passengers and, according to their legal representatives, beaten, blindfolded, and held in isolation for days at sea before being transferred to an Israeli prison, where they remain in detention. More than 200 other participants were eventually released. Legal advocates say the seizure, which took place roughly 80 nautical miles west of Crete, far from Israeli waters, had no basis in international law. 🎥 via hannah.claire.smith (IG)
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American activist Hannah Claire Smith, who was aboard a Global Sumud Flotilla vessel when Israeli forces illegally intercepted the convoy in international waters near Crete on Wednesday night, is calling on Americans and international audiences to demand the release of two of her colleagues abducted and transferred to Israeli custody. The two are Thiago de Avila, a Brazilian national, and Saif Abukeshek, a Spanish-Swedish national with Palestinian ID. Both were separated from other passengers and, according to their legal representatives, beaten, blindfolded, and held in isolation for days at sea before being transferred to an Israeli prison, where they remain in detention. More than 200 other participants were eventually released. Legal advocates say the seizure, which took place roughly 80 nautical miles west of Crete, far from Israeli waters, had no basis in international law. 🎥 via hannah.claire.smith (IG)

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🚢 NEW: Largest Civilian Effort to Break Gaza Siege Launches Under ‘Global Sumud Flotilla’ Banner The Freedom Flotilla Coalition, Global March to Gaza, and Sumud Convoy have joined forces to form the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF)— the largest coordinated civilian effort yet to break the Israeli naval siege on Gaza. ➤ Dozens of boats are preparing to sail from ports across the Mediterranean in a nonviolent maritime convoy aimed at delivering aid and confronting the blockade directly. ➤ The GSF says its mission is to break the naval siege, deliver humanitarian aid, and open a people-led corridor where governments have failed. Spokespeople: Saif Abukeshek (Palestine) Jeweher Chenna (Tunisia) Thiago Ávila (Brazil)
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🚢 NEW: Largest Civilian Effort to Break Gaza Siege Launches Under ‘Global Sumud Flotilla’ Banner The Freedom Flotilla Coalition, Global March to Gaza, and Sumud Convoy have joined forces to form the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF)— the largest coordinated civilian effort yet to break the Israeli naval siege on Gaza. ➤ Dozens of boats are preparing to sail from ports across the Mediterranean in a nonviolent maritime convoy aimed at delivering aid and confronting the blockade directly. ➤ The GSF says its mission is to break the naval siege, deliver humanitarian aid, and open a people-led corridor where governments have failed. Spokespeople: Saif Abukeshek (Palestine) Jeweher Chenna (Tunisia) Thiago Ávila (Brazil)

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Yesterday’s update from Saif and Thiago’s illegal detention and court appearance by Hadeel Abu Salih, Adalah’s lawyer. Saif Abukeshek and Thiago Ávila were abducted over 600 nautical miles from Gaza, tortured by the IOF on an israeli military vessel in Greek waters, and then forcibly transferred to Shikma Prison in Askalan, occupied Palestine. The zionist regime has no right over the Mediterranean Sea. Its outlaw blockade campaign and their impunity has to end. We demand the governments around the world pressure for the immediate and unconditional release of Saif, Thiago, and all Palestinian hostages from israeli dungeons. Free them all. Free Palestine. Court 📷: Yoav Etiel, Walla
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Yesterday’s update from Saif and Thiago’s illegal detention and court appearance by Hadeel Abu Salih, Adalah’s lawyer. Saif Abukeshek and Thiago Ávila were abducted over 600 nautical miles from Gaza, tortured by the IOF on an israeli military vessel in Greek waters, and then forcibly transferred to Shikma Prison in Askalan, occupied Palestine. The zionist regime has no right over the Mediterranean Sea. Its outlaw blockade campaign and their impunity has to end. We demand the governments around the world pressure for the immediate and unconditional release of Saif, Thiago, and all Palestinian hostages from israeli dungeons. Free them all. Free Palestine. Court 📷: Yoav Etiel, Walla

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An Israeli court has rejected an appeal by Spanish national Saif Abu Keshek and Brazilian activist Thiago Avila, keeping them in detention after Israeli forces took them from a Gaza-bound flotilla intercepted at sea in international waters. Their legal team says the pair were forcibly taken from international waters and kidnapped into Israel without legal basis, calling it an unlawful seizure outside Israeli jurisdiction. They argue that the entire detention is illegitimate and should be ended immediately. Lawyers also say the two have been held under harsh conditions, including prolonged interrogations and restricted movement. Abu Keshek has reportedly stopped drinking water while continuing a hunger strike, raising concern over his health in custody. The activists were part of a flotilla attempting to challenge Israel’s blockade on Gaza and deliver humanitarian aid. Israeli forces have repeatedly blocked this route in past missions.
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An Israeli court has rejected an appeal by Spanish national Saif Abu Keshek and Brazilian activist Thiago Avila, keeping them in detention after Israeli forces took them from a Gaza-bound flotilla intercepted at sea in international waters. Their legal team says the pair were forcibly taken from international waters and kidnapped into Israel without legal basis, calling it an unlawful seizure outside Israeli jurisdiction. They argue that the entire detention is illegitimate and should be ended immediately. Lawyers also say the two have been held under harsh conditions, including prolonged interrogations and restricted movement. Abu Keshek has reportedly stopped drinking water while continuing a hunger strike, raising concern over his health in custody. The activists were part of a flotilla attempting to challenge Israel’s blockade on Gaza and deliver humanitarian aid. Israeli forces have repeatedly blocked this route in past missions.

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NEW: After 3 nights in an Israeli prison, Freedom Flotilla member Thiago Ávila was left with skin irritations — very similar to those commonly seen on Palestinian detainees released from Israeli custody. Rights groups have long documented how Israeli prison authorities weaponize poor sanitation — spreading scabies, infections, and skin disease as a form of abuse. One of the groups leading that documentation is Addameer – الضمير — a Palestinian prisoners’ rights organization that’s spent decades exposing arbitrary detention, torture, and medical neglect inside Israeli jails. This week, the Trump administration sanctioned Addameer, labeling it a “Specially Designated Global Terrorist” entity. The move freezes its assets, cuts off its funding, and criminalizes its work — a step designed to halt its documentation altogether.
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NEW: After 3 nights in an Israeli prison, Freedom Flotilla member Thiago Ávila was left with skin irritations — very similar to those commonly seen on Palestinian detainees released from Israeli custody. Rights groups have long documented how Israeli prison authorities weaponize poor sanitation — spreading scabies, infections, and skin disease as a form of abuse. One of the groups leading that documentation is Addameer – الضمير — a Palestinian prisoners’ rights organization that’s spent decades exposing arbitrary detention, torture, and medical neglect inside Israeli jails. This week, the Trump administration sanctioned Addameer, labeling it a “Specially Designated Global Terrorist” entity. The move freezes its assets, cuts off its funding, and criminalizes its work — a step designed to halt its documentation altogether.

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EDIT: We have just been informed that Rima has been moved from solitary back to Givon. Thiago remains in solitary. News as of 6pm Jerusalem time: Thiago Ávila and Rima Hassan are now held in solitary confinement under punitive and inhumane conditions: Thiago was placed in isolation in Ayalon Prison due to his ongoing hunger and thirst strike, which he began two days ago. He has also been treated aggressively by prison authorities, although this has not escalated to physical assault. Rima Hassan was placed in isolation under inhumane conditions in Neve Tirza Prison after writing “Free Palestine” on a wall in Givon Prison. She was moved to a small, windowless cell with extremely poor hygienic conditions and has been denied access to the prison yard. The others remain illegally detained by Israeli authorities. Adalah lawyers demands their immediate release and an end to retaliatory measures.
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EDIT: We have just been informed that Rima has been moved from solitary back to Givon. Thiago remains in solitary. News as of 6pm Jerusalem time: Thiago Ávila and Rima Hassan are now held in solitary confinement under punitive and inhumane conditions: Thiago was placed in isolation in Ayalon Prison due to his ongoing hunger and thirst strike, which he began two days ago. He has also been treated aggressively by prison authorities, although this has not escalated to physical assault. Rima Hassan was placed in isolation under inhumane conditions in Neve Tirza Prison after writing “Free Palestine” on a wall in Givon Prison. She was moved to a small, windowless cell with extremely poor hygienic conditions and has been denied access to the prison yard. The others remain illegally detained by Israeli authorities. Adalah lawyers demands their immediate release and an end to retaliatory measures.

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Israel has extended the detention of two activists who were arrested on board a flotilla bound for Gaza, where they intended to deliver humanitarian assistance. Saif Abu Keshek, a Spanish national, and Brazilian, Thiago Avila, were taken to Israel while more than 100 other pro-Palestinian activists on the boats were taken to the Greek island of Crete. The Israeli navy intercepted their flotilla in international waters last week and a court ruled for the pair to be held for at least six more days.
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Israel has extended the detention of two activists who were arrested on board a flotilla bound for Gaza, where they intended to deliver humanitarian assistance. Saif Abu Keshek, a Spanish national, and Brazilian, Thiago Avila, were taken to Israel while more than 100 other pro-Palestinian activists on the boats were taken to the Greek island of Crete. The Israeli navy intercepted their flotilla in international waters last week and a court ruled for the pair to be held for at least six more days.

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⛵️Drop Site contributor Noa Avishag Schnall spoke with Saif Abukeshek, a member of the Global Sumud Flotilla Steering Committee, in Barcelona on April 12, as participants prepared to launch the latest and largest Gaza-bound flotilla. Abukeshek said the war on Palestinians has continued largely out of public view despite a nominal ceasefire, and that reduced media attention has created the false impression that the violence has ended, even as 700+ Palestinians have been killed in the last half year. He described the flotilla as part of a broader effort to restore global focus, calling for renewed international mobilization, from protests and labor actions to political pressure on governments to impose sanctions and isolate Israel as it continues its genocide. The mission is not only about reaching Gaza, but about rebuilding sustained global pressure in solidarity with Palestinians, he told Drop Site. noavi | Drop Site
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⛵️Drop Site contributor Noa Avishag Schnall spoke with Saif Abukeshek, a member of the Global Sumud Flotilla Steering Committee, in Barcelona on April 12, as participants prepared to launch the latest and largest Gaza-bound flotilla. Abukeshek said the war on Palestinians has continued largely out of public view despite a nominal ceasefire, and that reduced media attention has created the false impression that the violence has ended, even as 700+ Palestinians have been killed in the last half year. He described the flotilla as part of a broader effort to restore global focus, calling for renewed international mobilization, from protests and labor actions to political pressure on governments to impose sanctions and isolate Israel as it continues its genocide. The mission is not only about reaching Gaza, but about rebuilding sustained global pressure in solidarity with Palestinians, he told Drop Site. noavi | Drop Site

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Lara, speaking from Brazil, has had no contact with her husband, Thiago Ávila, since he was abducted and detained illegally by Israeli forces from the 'Madleen'. Since then, Thiago Ávila has been placed in solitary confinement, denied communication with his family. According to Lara, Israeli authorities threatened Thiago with the psychological torment of isolation without light or ventilation. Despite this, Thiago remains on hunger strike, holding firm to his belief in justice for Palestinians and the right of every child to food, safety, and freedom. From his prison cell, he wrote a letter to his 1-year-old daughter. Lara generously shares that with us today. This is a call not just for Thiago’s release—but for the world to pay attention to #Gaza, to Palestine, and to all people who are exploited, forced to live under occupation. #FreedomFlotilla #Madleen #Thiago #IOF #WeWillSail #BreakIsraelsSiege #EndTheBlockade
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Lara, speaking from Brazil, has had no contact with her husband, Thiago Ávila, since he was abducted and detained illegally by Israeli forces from the 'Madleen'. Since then, Thiago Ávila has been placed in solitary confinement, denied communication with his family. According to Lara, Israeli authorities threatened Thiago with the psychological torment of isolation without light or ventilation. Despite this, Thiago remains on hunger strike, holding firm to his belief in justice for Palestinians and the right of every child to food, safety, and freedom. From his prison cell, he wrote a letter to his 1-year-old daughter. Lara generously shares that with us today. This is a call not just for Thiago’s release—but for the world to pay attention to #Gaza, to Palestine, and to all people who are exploited, forced to live under occupation. #FreedomFlotilla #Madleen #Thiago #IOF #WeWillSail #BreakIsraelsSiege #EndTheBlockade

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💢 “I Heard People Screaming”: Flotilla Activist Describes Israeli Navy Attack in European Waters Hannah Smith, a representative of the Global Sumud Flotilla who was aboard the ships when Israeli forces raided them, told Democracy Now that activists were held in a makeshift prison of shipping containers and barbed wire for nearly two days, denied water and sanitary supplies, subjected to physical force, and left in freezing temperatures with jackets confiscated. When activists refused to leave without the six held in solitary confinement, “many people were beat, many people were dragged, I was held in a stress position for many hours,” Smith said. “I heard people being beat. I heard people screaming. I heard people being dragged around. It was absolutely horrifying.” She said one vessel, the Tam Tam, was left sinking after the Israeli navy attacked it. Of 56 vessels, 21 were intercepted. 34 remain in Crete. Saif Abukeshek’s wife Sally Issa, speaking from Barcelona, said activists who were freed in Greece had “broken noses and broken ribs” and that those aboard could hear her husband screaming during the journey. Spain and Brazil jointly condemned “this flagrantly illegal action by the Israeli authorities outside their jurisdiction.” Italy has opened a criminal investigation with prosecutors examining allegations of kidnapping (abduction), robbery, piracy, and causing damage with the risk of shipwreck. The probe was triggered by formal complaints regarding the detention of two lead activists. Both were reportedly seized from a boat flying the Italian flag in international waters near Crete, providing the legal basis for Italy's probe. 🎥 Video: Democracy Now
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💢 “I Heard People Screaming”: Flotilla Activist Describes Israeli Navy Attack in European Waters Hannah Smith, a representative of the Global Sumud Flotilla who was aboard the ships when Israeli forces raided them, told Democracy Now that activists were held in a makeshift prison of shipping containers and barbed wire for nearly two days, denied water and sanitary supplies, subjected to physical force, and left in freezing temperatures with jackets confiscated. When activists refused to leave without the six held in solitary confinement, “many people were beat, many people were dragged, I was held in a stress position for many hours,” Smith said. “I heard people being beat. I heard people screaming. I heard people being dragged around. It was absolutely horrifying.” She said one vessel, the Tam Tam, was left sinking after the Israeli navy attacked it. Of 56 vessels, 21 were intercepted. 34 remain in Crete. Saif Abukeshek’s wife Sally Issa, speaking from Barcelona, said activists who were freed in Greece had “broken noses and broken ribs” and that those aboard could hear her husband screaming during the journey. Spain and Brazil jointly condemned “this flagrantly illegal action by the Israeli authorities outside their jurisdiction.” Italy has opened a criminal investigation with prosecutors examining allegations of kidnapping (abduction), robbery, piracy, and causing damage with the risk of shipwreck. The probe was triggered by formal complaints regarding the detention of two lead activists. Both were reportedly seized from a boat flying the Italian flag in international waters near Crete, providing the legal basis for Italy's probe. 🎥 Video: Democracy Now

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BREAKING: On Monday, 19 ships with 170 participants from the Global Sumud Flotilla broke off from the larger fleet to confront a cargo ship from the Mediterranean Shipping Company, owned by Italian billionaire Gianluigi Aponte. “It is the first time in history a civilian flotilla has directly disrupted the complicit route of cargo ships,” GSF Steering Committee member Saif AbuKeshek told BreakThrough News. The MSC Group is the world’s largest shipping line and has partnered with Israeli cargo company ZIM to freight military supplies to Israel throughout the genocide in Palestine, including to businesses in illegal Israeli settlements. Since the genocide began, least 500 MSC shipments to Israel have passed through European ports, triggering protests by dockworkers and citizens in Italy, Greece, and Spain. The Italian BDS Movement has called on Belgian authorities to enforce a 2025 court ruling that showed the company’s complicity with Israel’s war crimes. Starting at the end of 2023, at least 10 MSC cargo ships in the Red Sea have been targeted by Yemen’s Ansarallah. 🎥Alex Colston (Alex Colston) reports for BT
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BREAKING: On Monday, 19 ships with 170 participants from the Global Sumud Flotilla broke off from the larger fleet to confront a cargo ship from the Mediterranean Shipping Company, owned by Italian billionaire Gianluigi Aponte. “It is the first time in history a civilian flotilla has directly disrupted the complicit route of cargo ships,” GSF Steering Committee member Saif AbuKeshek told BreakThrough News. The MSC Group is the world’s largest shipping line and has partnered with Israeli cargo company ZIM to freight military supplies to Israel throughout the genocide in Palestine, including to businesses in illegal Israeli settlements. Since the genocide began, least 500 MSC shipments to Israel have passed through European ports, triggering protests by dockworkers and citizens in Italy, Greece, and Spain. The Italian BDS Movement has called on Belgian authorities to enforce a 2025 court ruling that showed the company’s complicity with Israel’s war crimes. Starting at the end of 2023, at least 10 MSC cargo ships in the Red Sea have been targeted by Yemen’s Ansarallah. 🎥Alex Colston (Alex Colston) reports for BT

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A Belfast man has described his “traumatic and terrifying” experience of being detained by Israeli forces following his deportation back to Ireland. Fra Hughes from Ardoyne was joined by dozens of activists from Ireland and hundreds from across the globe who were detained while on board vessels that were part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was attempting to bring medicine and food to Gaza. Hundreds of people gathered to welcome home the Irish detainees at Dublin Airport on Friday. They were among hundreds of global flotilla participants detained when stopped by Israeli forces in international waters. More than a dozen reports have been made by detainees of sexual violence being perpetrated on them as well as over 30 recorded reports of people with broken ankles, dislocated shoulders and broken bones. 🎥 Dylan Hegarty
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A Belfast man has described his “traumatic and terrifying” experience of being detained by Israeli forces following his deportation back to Ireland. Fra Hughes from Ardoyne was joined by dozens of activists from Ireland and hundreds from across the globe who were detained while on board vessels that were part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was attempting to bring medicine and food to Gaza. Hundreds of people gathered to welcome home the Irish detainees at Dublin Airport on Friday. They were among hundreds of global flotilla participants detained when stopped by Israeli forces in international waters. More than a dozen reports have been made by detainees of sexual violence being perpetrated on them as well as over 30 recorded reports of people with broken ankles, dislocated shoulders and broken bones. 🎥 Dylan Hegarty

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🚢 Israeli forces have intercepted vessels belonging to the Global Sumud Flotilla and Freedom Flotilla Coalition in international waters as activists attempting to break the siege on Gaza warn of escalating violence against participants. GSF organizers say military sources leaked a plan showing Israel’s Shayetet 13 special forces — the same unit involved in the 2010 Mavi Marmara raid that killed 10 activists — were instructed to divide the flotilla by nationality and escalate aggressive tactics specifically against Turkish boats. Israeli media has reportedly dubbed the operation “Mavi Marmara 2.0.” Drop Site has not independently reviewed or verified the reported plan. The flotilla includes people from over 70 countries in more than 50 vessels launched from Türkiye, alongside FFC ships launched from Greece including the Adalah, Handala, Kyriakos X, Lina Al Nabulsi, Perseverance, and Tenaz. Organizers accused Israel of illegally seizing a peaceful humanitarian mission and are urging governments to demand the release of detained participants and safe passage for vessels still at sea. GSF is calling on people across the world to email their Foreign Ministry and the Israeli ambassador demanding the immediate release of detained nationals and safe passage for those still at sea.
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🚢 Israeli forces have intercepted vessels belonging to the Global Sumud Flotilla and Freedom Flotilla Coalition in international waters as activists attempting to break the siege on Gaza warn of escalating violence against participants. GSF organizers say military sources leaked a plan showing Israel’s Shayetet 13 special forces — the same unit involved in the 2010 Mavi Marmara raid that killed 10 activists — were instructed to divide the flotilla by nationality and escalate aggressive tactics specifically against Turkish boats. Israeli media has reportedly dubbed the operation “Mavi Marmara 2.0.” Drop Site has not independently reviewed or verified the reported plan. The flotilla includes people from over 70 countries in more than 50 vessels launched from Türkiye, alongside FFC ships launched from Greece including the Adalah, Handala, Kyriakos X, Lina Al Nabulsi, Perseverance, and Tenaz. Organizers accused Israel of illegally seizing a peaceful humanitarian mission and are urging governments to demand the release of detained participants and safe passage for vessels still at sea. GSF is calling on people across the world to email their Foreign Ministry and the Israeli ambassador demanding the immediate release of detained nationals and safe passage for those still at sea.

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⛵️ Over 400 activists detained from the Global Sumud Flotilla have been taken to Ashdod port after Israeli forces illegally intercepted their ships off Gaza. According to Adalah, a human rights legal center in Israel, detainees are first processed by the immigration authority for deportation before being moved into custody — with the maximum security Ketziot Prison in southern Israel identified as the likely site. Israel plans to deport the activists back to their home countries, with Italy and Spain saying repatriation flights are expected early next week, on Monday and Tuesday. Those who refuse deportation orders will face hearings before a special tribunal. Oversight of the detainees falls under the Israel Prison Service, overseen by the Ministry of National Security and its far-right minister Itamar Ben Gvir, a convicted terrorist. In a video circulated on Hebrew media, Ben Gvir can be heard shouting at the activists Israel illegally detained.
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⛵️ Over 400 activists detained from the Global Sumud Flotilla have been taken to Ashdod port after Israeli forces illegally intercepted their ships off Gaza. According to Adalah, a human rights legal center in Israel, detainees are first processed by the immigration authority for deportation before being moved into custody — with the maximum security Ketziot Prison in southern Israel identified as the likely site. Israel plans to deport the activists back to their home countries, with Italy and Spain saying repatriation flights are expected early next week, on Monday and Tuesday. Those who refuse deportation orders will face hearings before a special tribunal. Oversight of the detainees falls under the Israel Prison Service, overseen by the Ministry of National Security and its far-right minister Itamar Ben Gvir, a convicted terrorist. In a video circulated on Hebrew media, Ben Gvir can be heard shouting at the activists Israel illegally detained.

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🚨 BREAKING: UPDATE ON ADBUCTED GLOBAL SUMUD FLOTILLA CREW via Thiago Avila's Wife 🇮🇱 Israel has begun court hearings against illegally detained Gaza Flotilla participants 📍 Key facts: ⚖️ Over 200 hearings were held overnight on Thursday into Friday, with no legal defense present for the activists. 👥 Adalah Legal Services lawyers managed to reach about 80 detainees, but hundreds remain imprisoned in Ketziot Prison. 🚢 Many were intercepted aboard the Alma, including activist Thiago Ávila, now facing detention without due process. ⚠️ Reports from inside Ketziot Prison: 🍽️ Some detainees say they have not received food since their arrest. 💧 Others report no access to safe drinking water or being forced to drink contaminated water. 💊 Medications are being withheld without alternatives, endangering detainees’ health. 👮‍♂️ Prison guards have allegedly committed physical abuse and aggression against participants.
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🚨 BREAKING: UPDATE ON ADBUCTED GLOBAL SUMUD FLOTILLA CREW via Thiago Avila's Wife 🇮🇱 Israel has begun court hearings against illegally detained Gaza Flotilla participants 📍 Key facts: ⚖️ Over 200 hearings were held overnight on Thursday into Friday, with no legal defense present for the activists. 👥 Adalah Legal Services lawyers managed to reach about 80 detainees, but hundreds remain imprisoned in Ketziot Prison. 🚢 Many were intercepted aboard the Alma, including activist Thiago Ávila, now facing detention without due process. ⚠️ Reports from inside Ketziot Prison: 🍽️ Some detainees say they have not received food since their arrest. 💧 Others report no access to safe drinking water or being forced to drink contaminated water. 💊 Medications are being withheld without alternatives, endangering detainees’ health. 👮‍♂️ Prison guards have allegedly committed physical abuse and aggression against participants.

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Human rights activist Greta Thunberg has condemned Israel’s illegal interception of more than 20 civilian vessels from the Global Flotilla in international waters, saying around 200 participants were taken over 1,000 kilometres from Gaza during the operation. In a video statement, she said many of those detained were later released in Crete after being injured, with some requiring hospital treatment, and described coordination between Israeli and Greek authorities. She said at least two activists remain in Israeli custody after being forcibly taken to Israel, where she stated they are being tortured, and that they are being held on fabricated accusations linked to their Palestine solidarity activism. Thunberg called for their immediate release and said their detention reflects broader practices against Palestinians held without charge. She urged Sweden, Spain and Brazil to intervene, and called on the international community to act urgently.
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Human rights activist Greta Thunberg has condemned Israel’s illegal interception of more than 20 civilian vessels from the Global Flotilla in international waters, saying around 200 participants were taken over 1,000 kilometres from Gaza during the operation. In a video statement, she said many of those detained were later released in Crete after being injured, with some requiring hospital treatment, and described coordination between Israeli and Greek authorities. She said at least two activists remain in Israeli custody after being forcibly taken to Israel, where she stated they are being tortured, and that they are being held on fabricated accusations linked to their Palestine solidarity activism. Thunberg called for their immediate release and said their detention reflects broader practices against Palestinians held without charge. She urged Sweden, Spain and Brazil to intervene, and called on the international community to act urgently.

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BREAKING: Israeli Forces and Settlers Retaliate Against Palestinian Activist Featured in BBC’s The Settlers Prominent Palestinian human rights activist Issa Amro—recently featured in Louis Theroux’s BBC documentary The Settlers—shares video of Israeli soldiers raiding his home in Hebron today in retaliation for his appearance in the film. After they left, settlers stormed the house, assaulted him and others, cut down trees, and stole tools and garbage containers. Amro shares video of an exchange with an Israeli police officer later who threatened him with arrest if he filed a complaint. Amro is the founder of Youth Against Settlements (YAS), a nonviolent group that documents Israeli abuses and organizes peaceful resistance in the occupied West Bank. He has long faced retaliation from both Israeli forces and the Palestinian Authority. In 2017, he was arrested by the PA for criticizing its leadership online. In 2023, Israeli forces expelled him from his home after he hosted a journalist and an Israeli activist. Below are videos of Israeli settlers storming Issa Amro’s home. Via Amro’s account. More footage in linked post.
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BREAKING: Israeli Forces and Settlers Retaliate Against Palestinian Activist Featured in BBC’s The Settlers Prominent Palestinian human rights activist Issa Amro—recently featured in Louis Theroux’s BBC documentary The Settlers—shares video of Israeli soldiers raiding his home in Hebron today in retaliation for his appearance in the film. After they left, settlers stormed the house, assaulted him and others, cut down trees, and stole tools and garbage containers. Amro shares video of an exchange with an Israeli police officer later who threatened him with arrest if he filed a complaint. Amro is the founder of Youth Against Settlements (YAS), a nonviolent group that documents Israeli abuses and organizes peaceful resistance in the occupied West Bank. He has long faced retaliation from both Israeli forces and the Palestinian Authority. In 2017, he was arrested by the PA for criticizing its leadership online. In 2023, Israeli forces expelled him from his home after he hosted a journalist and an Israeli activist. Below are videos of Israeli settlers storming Issa Amro’s home. Via Amro’s account. More footage in linked post.

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🎥 Journalist Noa Avishag Schnall spoke to Drop Site News after being released from Israeli detention following the seizure of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition vessel Adalah in international waters, alongside more than 400 activists attempting to bring aid to Gaza. Schnall described detainees being held inside damp razor wire-enclosed cargo containers, where participants were beaten, tasered, sexually humiliated, sexually assaulted, and in some cases reportedly injected with unknown substances. She said Israeli soldiers also fired so-called “less lethal” rounds at point blank range, causing severe injuries. Schnall, who recorded the video from her home in France, said the abuse drew outrage because the victims were international activists. Palestinians, she said, endure far worse violence every day in Israeli prisons and under siege in Gaza. noavi | Drop Site
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🎥 Journalist Noa Avishag Schnall spoke to Drop Site News after being released from Israeli detention following the seizure of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition vessel Adalah in international waters, alongside more than 400 activists attempting to bring aid to Gaza. Schnall described detainees being held inside damp razor wire-enclosed cargo containers, where participants were beaten, tasered, sexually humiliated, sexually assaulted, and in some cases reportedly injected with unknown substances. She said Israeli soldiers also fired so-called “less lethal” rounds at point blank range, causing severe injuries. Schnall, who recorded the video from her home in France, said the abuse drew outrage because the victims were international activists. Palestinians, she said, endure far worse violence every day in Israeli prisons and under siege in Gaza. noavi | Drop Site

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