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It is now almost 11 p.m. local time for the Global Sumud Flotilla, where Drop Site editor Alex Colston is aboard the ship Sirius. The fleet of 44 boats, carrying nearly 500 participants with one more vessel trying to catch up, is less than 200 nautical miles from Gaza and still expected to reach the “Orange Zone” around 4 a.m. — about 150 miles from Gaza beyond which Israeli interception is most likely. Two support vessels, Shireen and Summertime, along with Life Support, will turn back before that line. Israel has deployed an elite naval unit to intercept and seize the flotilla’s boats. Italian officials confirmed their ship will not continue past 150 miles; sources in the Spanish government said Spain’s vessel will also stop there. Turkey’s backing remains limited to possible rescue missions. Report from Alex Colston (Alex Colston)
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It is now almost 11 p.m. local time for the Global Sumud Flotilla, where Drop Site editor Alex Colston is aboard the ship Sirius. The fleet of 44 boats, carrying nearly 500 participants with one more vessel trying to catch up, is less than 200 nautical miles from Gaza and still expected to reach the “Orange Zone” around 4 a.m. — about 150 miles from Gaza beyond which Israeli interception is most likely. Two support vessels, Shireen and Summertime, along with Life Support, will turn back before that line. Israel has deployed an elite naval unit to intercept and seize the flotilla’s boats. Italian officials confirmed their ship will not continue past 150 miles; sources in the Spanish government said Spain’s vessel will also stop there. Turkey’s backing remains limited to possible rescue missions. Report from Alex Colston (Alex Colston)

Drop Site

116,942 次观看 • 10 个月前

⛵️Global Sumud Flotilla Update, October 1st: The Journey Reaches Day 31, as The Fleet Makes Final Approach To Gaza on The Night of Likeliest Interception With over 40 ships and nearly 500 participants, the Global Sumud Flotilla is roughly 80 nautical miles (nm) from Gaza and traveling at an average speed of 4 to 6 knots—slated to arrive to Gaza in roughly 15 to 18 hours or sometime tomorrow morning. The Sumud flotilla, the largest maritime convoy of any attempt to break the siege, is fast approaching 50 nm from Gaza, about where the Handala was intercepted. Early this morning, Israeli navy vessels first circled Alma, the fleet's lead boat, and then circled Sirius, the fleet's second-in-command. Organizers say that crews across the flotilla are prepared to encounter more Israeli navy interception maneuvers starting from when the sun sets and lasting into early tomorrow morning. Watch: The crew of Sirius-Haifa gather on the bow at sunset for likely the last time before either reaching Gaza or being intercepted by Israeli forces. Photo: The full crew of Sirius-Haifa. Report and video by Drop Site’s Alex Colston (Alex Colston) Photo by Enzo Pianetti.
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⛵️Global Sumud Flotilla Update, October 1st: The Journey Reaches Day 31, as The Fleet Makes Final Approach To Gaza on The Night of Likeliest Interception With over 40 ships and nearly 500 participants, the Global Sumud Flotilla is roughly 80 nautical miles (nm) from Gaza and traveling at an average speed of 4 to 6 knots—slated to arrive to Gaza in roughly 15 to 18 hours or sometime tomorrow morning. The Sumud flotilla, the largest maritime convoy of any attempt to break the siege, is fast approaching 50 nm from Gaza, about where the Handala was intercepted. Early this morning, Israeli navy vessels first circled Alma, the fleet's lead boat, and then circled Sirius, the fleet's second-in-command. Organizers say that crews across the flotilla are prepared to encounter more Israeli navy interception maneuvers starting from when the sun sets and lasting into early tomorrow morning. Watch: The crew of Sirius-Haifa gather on the bow at sunset for likely the last time before either reaching Gaza or being intercepted by Israeli forces. Photo: The full crew of Sirius-Haifa. Report and video by Drop Site’s Alex Colston (Alex Colston) Photo by Enzo Pianetti.

Drop Site

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⛵️ Global Sumud Flotilla Update, September 21: Engine Fails on Sirius-Haifa, Humanitarian Aid Is Inventoried Early Sunday morning, the engine cut off on the ship SIrius-Haifa, with the boat stopping to make repairs less than 850 nautical miles from Gaza’s shores. The boat coordinator and captain told Drop Site that it’s “very likely fixable, but we will need to wait for a mechanic to arrive and will be adrift here for quite some time.” Another boat stopped by around 10:00AM and dropped off a mechanic, who is currently working on the engine. Meanwhile, as we idle, the crew has taken the chance to organize the humanitarian aid onboard—itemizing the collection of medicine and food. GSF organizer Lisi Proença said that every boat must carry out this process so that international authorities have a record of what’s onboard and what we are taking with us to Gaza, demonstrating the humanitarian efforts of the mission. Watch: Lisi Proença explains the morning’s activity: “Now we know how many days we have until we reach Gaza, so we want to make sure everything is OK and safely stored.” Report and video by Drop Site’s Alex Colston (Alex Colston).
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⛵️ Global Sumud Flotilla Update, September 21: Engine Fails on Sirius-Haifa, Humanitarian Aid Is Inventoried Early Sunday morning, the engine cut off on the ship SIrius-Haifa, with the boat stopping to make repairs less than 850 nautical miles from Gaza’s shores. The boat coordinator and captain told Drop Site that it’s “very likely fixable, but we will need to wait for a mechanic to arrive and will be adrift here for quite some time.” Another boat stopped by around 10:00AM and dropped off a mechanic, who is currently working on the engine. Meanwhile, as we idle, the crew has taken the chance to organize the humanitarian aid onboard—itemizing the collection of medicine and food. GSF organizer Lisi Proença said that every boat must carry out this process so that international authorities have a record of what’s onboard and what we are taking with us to Gaza, demonstrating the humanitarian efforts of the mission. Watch: Lisi Proença explains the morning’s activity: “Now we know how many days we have until we reach Gaza, so we want to make sure everything is OK and safely stored.” Report and video by Drop Site’s Alex Colston (Alex Colston).

Drop Site

57,163 次观看 • 10 个月前

⛵️ Sumud Flotilla Update, September 17: After more regrouping yesterday, the Barcelona and Tunisian convoy now numbers at 24 ships, as they sail in international waters through the Malta channel off the coast of Sicily. They are moving steadily to meet a confirmed group of 18 civilian ships from Italy at round 7PM. A rescue ship and a ship representing F.lotta—a maritime organization occupying the Mediterranean in support of migrants that calls for freedom of movement against the seawater borders of “fortress Europe”—are both part of the Italian delegation. Both boats passed by the ship Sirius at midday. The Italian rescue mission boat will sail alongside other rescue boats and a legal observer boat named “the Shireen” after prominent Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who was killed by Israel in 2022. These ships will continue to sail behind the flotilla on its way to Gaza while observing for emergency responses. The flotilla is making preparations for stormy weather arriving in a couple of days, when waves will likely reach up to 3 meters. Crews have said they will not sail directly into stormy weather to protect smaller vessels, and they anticipate periods of waiting for safer passage after the storms have passed. Watch: The F.lotta ship passes by the ship Sirius, where Drop Site’s Alex Colston (Alex Colston) continues to report. Footage from Enzo Pianetti.
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⛵️ Sumud Flotilla Update, September 17: After more regrouping yesterday, the Barcelona and Tunisian convoy now numbers at 24 ships, as they sail in international waters through the Malta channel off the coast of Sicily. They are moving steadily to meet a confirmed group of 18 civilian ships from Italy at round 7PM. A rescue ship and a ship representing F.lotta—a maritime organization occupying the Mediterranean in support of migrants that calls for freedom of movement against the seawater borders of “fortress Europe”—are both part of the Italian delegation. Both boats passed by the ship Sirius at midday. The Italian rescue mission boat will sail alongside other rescue boats and a legal observer boat named “the Shireen” after prominent Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, who was killed by Israel in 2022. These ships will continue to sail behind the flotilla on its way to Gaza while observing for emergency responses. The flotilla is making preparations for stormy weather arriving in a couple of days, when waves will likely reach up to 3 meters. Crews have said they will not sail directly into stormy weather to protect smaller vessels, and they anticipate periods of waiting for safer passage after the storms have passed. Watch: The F.lotta ship passes by the ship Sirius, where Drop Site’s Alex Colston (Alex Colston) continues to report. Footage from Enzo Pianetti.

Drop Site

30,120 次观看 • 10 个月前

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

BreakThrough News

40,448 次观看 • 3 个月前

Watch: Sumud Flotilla daily update from September 4, 2025, a new video report by Alex Colston (Alex Colston) with footage from Enzo Pianetti. On September 4, the fleet of civilian ships that left Barcelona five days ago to break the siege in Gaza had to continue its technical stop off the coast of Menorca. Some of the ships that needed to turn back to Barcelona rejoined the larger group in the middle of the day. Meanwhile, on the ship Sirius, preparations were made for the three-day journey to Tunis, including chores, building a makeshift seawater shower, training drills in the event of Israeli interception, while the crew got to know one another better through conversation and communal activities as the convoy idled. Listen to Sirius’s spokesperson Bruno Gilga provide an updated itinerary on behalf of the Sumud Fotilla’s Steering Committee, as the fleet sails toward Tunis to meet up with even more boats in the slowly growing caravan that continues to move closer to Gaza.
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Watch: Sumud Flotilla daily update from September 4, 2025, a new video report by Alex Colston (Alex Colston) with footage from Enzo Pianetti. On September 4, the fleet of civilian ships that left Barcelona five days ago to break the siege in Gaza had to continue its technical stop off the coast of Menorca. Some of the ships that needed to turn back to Barcelona rejoined the larger group in the middle of the day. Meanwhile, on the ship Sirius, preparations were made for the three-day journey to Tunis, including chores, building a makeshift seawater shower, training drills in the event of Israeli interception, while the crew got to know one another better through conversation and communal activities as the convoy idled. Listen to Sirius’s spokesperson Bruno Gilga provide an updated itinerary on behalf of the Sumud Fotilla’s Steering Committee, as the fleet sails toward Tunis to meet up with even more boats in the slowly growing caravan that continues to move closer to Gaza.

Drop Site

46,978 次观看 • 10 个月前

The Global Sumud Flotilla, sailing toward Gaza with humanitarian aid, has come under sustained drone assaults in the Mediterranean. Drop Site editor Alex Colston, aboard the Sirius-Haifa, spoke to Breaking Points about at least 12 overnight attacks two days ago which hit nine different vessels, including flashbangs and a chemical capsule that injured a crew member. One boat dropped out of the convoy. Colston stresses that Israel has smeared the flotilla as “Hamas,” while offering hollow proposals to offload aid elsewhere–claims contradicted by the ongoing blockade and deadly aid distribution system imposed on Palestinians. Alex Colston | Ryan Grim | Krystal Ball
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The Global Sumud Flotilla, sailing toward Gaza with humanitarian aid, has come under sustained drone assaults in the Mediterranean. Drop Site editor Alex Colston, aboard the Sirius-Haifa, spoke to Breaking Points about at least 12 overnight attacks two days ago which hit nine different vessels, including flashbangs and a chemical capsule that injured a crew member. One boat dropped out of the convoy. Colston stresses that Israel has smeared the flotilla as “Hamas,” while offering hollow proposals to offload aid elsewhere–claims contradicted by the ongoing blockade and deadly aid distribution system imposed on Palestinians. Alex Colston | Ryan Grim | Krystal Ball

Drop Site

28,588 次观看 • 10 个月前

⛵️ Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) Update, September 27: Over 42 Ships Depart Greece and Head Straight for Gaza, After Flagship Suffers Complete Engine Failure On Saturday evening, around 10PM, 42 ships of the Global Sumud Flotilla–with vessels from Spain, Tunisia, Italy, and Greece–departed south of Crete from Greek territorial waters, where the coast guard provided protection for the past two nights after recent attacks on the Gaza-bound flotilla. Organizers told Drop Site that a confirmed 532 participants are sailing in the final leg of the journey, which is expected to take five days and span 460 nautical miles. In three days, the ships will enter what organizers call “the orange zone,” the likeliest area for Israeli interception. Given the recent attacks on the flotilla, organizers have prepared the crews to be on high alert as soon as the ships enter international waters–in the next three to four hours. Earlier today, Israel’s Foreign Ministry repeated on X its claim that the humanitarian mission is “all about provocation and serving Hamas.” The GSF Steering Committee told Drop Site that such threats will not deter the mission. At least two Italian naval vessels have pledged to assist in possible rescue missions, and a Spanish naval vessel is expected to join the flotilla tomorrow. The flotilla has suffered setbacks and delays over the past two days due to additional security and safety measures after attacks between Italy and Greece. Its flagship, the Family boat, suffered what organizers described as “catastrophic engine failure” two nights ago. The engine could not be repaired, and while sabotage has not been ruled out, internal investigations so far have proved inconclusive. A Turkish engineer was dispatched to the Family to determine the cause of the failure and help move the vessel out of Greek waters. The ship’s mechanic told Drop Site that when he inspected the engine he found that “all the oil was gone,” but did not make claims about the cause. At least two other boats required mechanical repairs in order to sail. With the Family boat decommissioned, at least 16 people had to be moved to other boats, with some leaving the mission due to discontent with the organization and its handling of the incident. The Family boat remains stranded off the coast of Crete. Saif Abukeshek, a member of the steering committee, told Drop Site that “We have a captain with Family now and tomorrow [it] will go to port for checks to start.” The Alma has now been appointed as the fleet’s flagship and is carrying the Steering Committee, while the Sirius-Haifa is second in command and hosts the largest number of participants, including most of the members of parliament. Previously forecasted storms no longer threaten the route, but crews still anticipate rough waters. 🎥 Watch: Sirius-Haifa political coordinator Bruno Gilga addresses the crew, including the new additions, and reviews security protocols in case of attack or interception. Report and video by Drop Site’s Alex Colston (Alex Colston)
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⛵️ Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) Update, September 27: Over 42 Ships Depart Greece and Head Straight for Gaza, After Flagship Suffers Complete Engine Failure On Saturday evening, around 10PM, 42 ships of the Global Sumud Flotilla–with vessels from Spain, Tunisia, Italy, and Greece–departed south of Crete from Greek territorial waters, where the coast guard provided protection for the past two nights after recent attacks on the Gaza-bound flotilla. Organizers told Drop Site that a confirmed 532 participants are sailing in the final leg of the journey, which is expected to take five days and span 460 nautical miles. In three days, the ships will enter what organizers call “the orange zone,” the likeliest area for Israeli interception. Given the recent attacks on the flotilla, organizers have prepared the crews to be on high alert as soon as the ships enter international waters–in the next three to four hours. Earlier today, Israel’s Foreign Ministry repeated on X its claim that the humanitarian mission is “all about provocation and serving Hamas.” The GSF Steering Committee told Drop Site that such threats will not deter the mission. At least two Italian naval vessels have pledged to assist in possible rescue missions, and a Spanish naval vessel is expected to join the flotilla tomorrow. The flotilla has suffered setbacks and delays over the past two days due to additional security and safety measures after attacks between Italy and Greece. Its flagship, the Family boat, suffered what organizers described as “catastrophic engine failure” two nights ago. The engine could not be repaired, and while sabotage has not been ruled out, internal investigations so far have proved inconclusive. A Turkish engineer was dispatched to the Family to determine the cause of the failure and help move the vessel out of Greek waters. The ship’s mechanic told Drop Site that when he inspected the engine he found that “all the oil was gone,” but did not make claims about the cause. At least two other boats required mechanical repairs in order to sail. With the Family boat decommissioned, at least 16 people had to be moved to other boats, with some leaving the mission due to discontent with the organization and its handling of the incident. The Family boat remains stranded off the coast of Crete. Saif Abukeshek, a member of the steering committee, told Drop Site that “We have a captain with Family now and tomorrow [it] will go to port for checks to start.” The Alma has now been appointed as the fleet’s flagship and is carrying the Steering Committee, while the Sirius-Haifa is second in command and hosts the largest number of participants, including most of the members of parliament. Previously forecasted storms no longer threaten the route, but crews still anticipate rough waters. 🎥 Watch: Sirius-Haifa political coordinator Bruno Gilga addresses the crew, including the new additions, and reviews security protocols in case of attack or interception. Report and video by Drop Site’s Alex Colston (Alex Colston)

Drop Site

60,378 次观看 • 10 个月前

Israeli forces have intercepted a flotilla of dozens of boats that organisers say were carrying aid for people in Gaza. The vessels from the Global Sumud Flotilla sent live video feeds as they were boarded off the coast of Cyprus. They originally set off from Turkey and the Turkish Foreign Minister said the action by the Israeli military constituted 'a new act of piracy'. It is being reported that that the detained activists will be taken to a large naval ship to the Israeli port of Ashdod.
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Israeli forces have intercepted a flotilla of dozens of boats that organisers say were carrying aid for people in Gaza. The vessels from the Global Sumud Flotilla sent live video feeds as they were boarded off the coast of Cyprus. They originally set off from Turkey and the Turkish Foreign Minister said the action by the Israeli military constituted 'a new act of piracy'. It is being reported that that the detained activists will be taken to a large naval ship to the Israeli port of Ashdod.

Channel 4 News

59,738 次观看 • 2 个月前

At a Columbia Journalism School panel on press freedom in Gaza, moderator Azmat Khan revealed CNN editors barred one of their reporters from joining the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla. Drop Site’s Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس explained the risks and reasoning behind sending our editor Alex Colston (Alex Colston), who has been on board for four weeks and is now 4–5 days from Gaza. Sharif said the real question is why newsrooms wouldn’t send reporters: “Dozens of boats with parliamentarians and mayors on board—it’s newsworthy. If you don’t have a reporter on the boat, that’s a political decision, not a news decision.”
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At a Columbia Journalism School panel on press freedom in Gaza, moderator Azmat Khan revealed CNN editors barred one of their reporters from joining the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla. Drop Site’s Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس explained the risks and reasoning behind sending our editor Alex Colston (Alex Colston), who has been on board for four weeks and is now 4–5 days from Gaza. Sharif said the real question is why newsrooms wouldn’t send reporters: “Dozens of boats with parliamentarians and mayors on board—it’s newsworthy. If you don’t have a reporter on the boat, that’s a political decision, not a news decision.”

Drop Site

313,057 次观看 • 10 个月前

🚨🇵🇸 28 BOATS STILL PUSHING TOWARD GAZA AS ISRAELI NAVY INTERCEPTS OTHERS The Global Sumud Flotilla says it is now just 46 nautical miles from Gaza’s coast. Since the release of their latest update, two more vessels have been intercepted by the Israeli military, bringing the total to 15 seized. Despite that, 28 boats remain on course. The flotilla, carrying over 500 activists and aid supplies, has already endured skunk water attacks, ramming threats, and drone harassment but continues pressing forward toward the blockaded strip. Source: TRT World
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🚨🇵🇸 28 BOATS STILL PUSHING TOWARD GAZA AS ISRAELI NAVY INTERCEPTS OTHERS The Global Sumud Flotilla says it is now just 46 nautical miles from Gaza’s coast. Since the release of their latest update, two more vessels have been intercepted by the Israeli military, bringing the total to 15 seized. Despite that, 28 boats remain on course. The flotilla, carrying over 500 activists and aid supplies, has already endured skunk water attacks, ramming threats, and drone harassment but continues pressing forward toward the blockaded strip. Source: TRT World

Mario Nawfal

52,912 次观看 • 9 个月前

“We are being intercepted right now.” Footage shared by Al Jazeera, including video from reporter Omar Faiad and onboard security cameras, shows the final moments before Israeli forces detained activists aboard the Madleen, part of the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. The video captures Israeli forces shouting commands as they prepare to board, while activists sit with their hands raised in a clear show of non-violence. The activists had confirmed that no one was injured prior to the boarding. All contact with those on board has since been lost.
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“We are being intercepted right now.” Footage shared by Al Jazeera, including video from reporter Omar Faiad and onboard security cameras, shows the final moments before Israeli forces detained activists aboard the Madleen, part of the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. The video captures Israeli forces shouting commands as they prepare to board, while activists sit with their hands raised in a clear show of non-violence. The activists had confirmed that no one was injured prior to the boarding. All contact with those on board has since been lost.

Middle East Eye

134,925 次观看 • 1 年前

🚢 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.

Drop Site

35,578 次观看 • 2 个月前

🇵🇸 All eyes on the flotilla! I just spoke to Senator Chris Andrews. The flotilla is now 45 nautical miles from Gaza and is faced by 12-14 Israeli warships. Some boats have already been intercepted. This is a moment of huge danger. The Irish government must speak out. Irish citizens and all the activists on board must be given safe passage.
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🇵🇸 All eyes on the flotilla! I just spoke to Senator Chris Andrews. The flotilla is now 45 nautical miles from Gaza and is faced by 12-14 Israeli warships. Some boats have already been intercepted. This is a moment of huge danger. The Irish government must speak out. Irish citizens and all the activists on board must be given safe passage.

Mary Lou McDonald

237,568 次观看 • 10 个月前

🚨BREAKING: Israeli Navy Intervenes with Global Sumud Flotilla‼️ Mediterranean Sea / April 30, 2026 The Israeli Navy has begun intervening with the Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters. The flotilla is heading to Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid and break the blockade. According to reports from Israeli media and statements released by activists on board, communication has been lost with 11 ships during the intervention. Current Flotilla Details: •59 participant ships + Open Arms and Greenpeace observer vessels •345 participants from 39 different countries •400 more passengers from 20 additional countries expected to join soon •With new ships joining from Italy, Spain, Türkiye, Greece, and other Mediterranean ports, the flotilla is set to exceed 100 vessels Activists state that the flotilla continues its peaceful humanitarian mission toward Gaza. Developments are being closely monitored. Sumud Flotilla press officer calls for governments to act after Israel's sea assault
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🚨BREAKING: Israeli Navy Intervenes with Global Sumud Flotilla‼️ Mediterranean Sea / April 30, 2026 The Israeli Navy has begun intervening with the Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters. The flotilla is heading to Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid and break the blockade. According to reports from Israeli media and statements released by activists on board, communication has been lost with 11 ships during the intervention. Current Flotilla Details: •59 participant ships + Open Arms and Greenpeace observer vessels •345 participants from 39 different countries •400 more passengers from 20 additional countries expected to join soon •With new ships joining from Italy, Spain, Türkiye, Greece, and other Mediterranean ports, the flotilla is set to exceed 100 vessels Activists state that the flotilla continues its peaceful humanitarian mission toward Gaza. Developments are being closely monitored. Sumud Flotilla press officer calls for governments to act after Israel's sea assault

Gaza Notifications

56,276 次观看 • 2 个月前

New 🚢 ✍️: The Steering Committee of the Global Sumud Flotilla Releases Statement on Weather Delays and the Steadfastness of the Convoy’s Mission and Crews: “Due to extreme weather conditions last night, five of our smaller vessels turned back for safety reasons. We are relieved to confirm that everyone is safe and accounted for, and the mission continues. When small civilian vessels must do the work that governments have failed to do, sailing to break the siege and end the genocide, challenges like these are common. If even one of the complicit governments sent their far more capable ships to Gaza, these obstacles would not fall on ordinary people. We remain steadfast in our commitment to reach Gaza, to join with ships departing from Tunis, Greece, and Italy, and to stand united in breaking Israel’s illegal siege with a humanitarian and nonviolent mission.” On September 1, 24 boats of the flotilla’s convoy set sail out of Barcelona in the evening, while 5 had to turn back, with everyone safe onboard. 19 ships continue the mission. Watch: Footage from the morning of September 2 on Sirius—a WWI-era sailing vessel that is 107 years old and carries 28 passengers, including 7 crew members—one of the 19 ships continuing on toward Gaza in fair weather (Credit: Alex Colston, Alex Colston)
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New 🚢 ✍️: The Steering Committee of the Global Sumud Flotilla Releases Statement on Weather Delays and the Steadfastness of the Convoy’s Mission and Crews: “Due to extreme weather conditions last night, five of our smaller vessels turned back for safety reasons. We are relieved to confirm that everyone is safe and accounted for, and the mission continues. When small civilian vessels must do the work that governments have failed to do, sailing to break the siege and end the genocide, challenges like these are common. If even one of the complicit governments sent their far more capable ships to Gaza, these obstacles would not fall on ordinary people. We remain steadfast in our commitment to reach Gaza, to join with ships departing from Tunis, Greece, and Italy, and to stand united in breaking Israel’s illegal siege with a humanitarian and nonviolent mission.” On September 1, 24 boats of the flotilla’s convoy set sail out of Barcelona in the evening, while 5 had to turn back, with everyone safe onboard. 19 ships continue the mission. Watch: Footage from the morning of September 2 on Sirius—a WWI-era sailing vessel that is 107 years old and carries 28 passengers, including 7 crew members—one of the 19 ships continuing on toward Gaza in fair weather (Credit: Alex Colston, Alex Colston)

Drop Site

30,193 次观看 • 10 个月前

🚨 BREAKING: Gaza-Bound Aid Flotilla Faces Serious Threat in International Waters Near Greece The Global Sumud Flotilla , a civilian fleet carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, is now facing a significant and escalating danger while sailing in international waters off the coast of Greece. According to reports, the flotilla has been approached by Israeli military forces, raising urgent concerns over the safety of those on board and the risk of a potential interception. The vessels, carrying civilian activists and human rights defenders, are on a humanitarian mission to deliver essential aid to Gaza amid the ongoing blockade. This development signals a serious threat, as tensions rise around the flotilla’s journey.
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🚨 BREAKING: Gaza-Bound Aid Flotilla Faces Serious Threat in International Waters Near Greece The Global Sumud Flotilla , a civilian fleet carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, is now facing a significant and escalating danger while sailing in international waters off the coast of Greece. According to reports, the flotilla has been approached by Israeli military forces, raising urgent concerns over the safety of those on board and the risk of a potential interception. The vessels, carrying civilian activists and human rights defenders, are on a humanitarian mission to deliver essential aid to Gaza amid the ongoing blockade. This development signals a serious threat, as tensions rise around the flotilla’s journey.

Gaza Notifications

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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

The Irish News

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A ship rammed the Tafra 3 trawler off the coast of Mauritania Video from September 12 shows the vessel Right Whale colliding with the trawler and pressing it for an extended time, raising waves beneath it. On board the capsized ship were 26 people, including three Spaniards, according to Faro de Vigo. An investigation into the incident is underway, and the captain and first mate of the Right Whale have been detained.
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A ship rammed the Tafra 3 trawler off the coast of Mauritania Video from September 12 shows the vessel Right Whale colliding with the trawler and pressing it for an extended time, raising waves beneath it. On board the capsized ship were 26 people, including three Spaniards, according to Faro de Vigo. An investigation into the incident is underway, and the captain and first mate of the Right Whale have been detained.

Visegrád 24

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