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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.show more

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🛳🇮🇱🇵🇸 Greta Thunberg aks Israel & "international community" to release the Global Sumud Flotilia members: "Many have been so beaten up that they had to be admitted to hospital following a coordination between the Israeli & Greek government. Two of these still remain detained & were illegally brought to Israel where it has been confirmed that they are now being tortured." — says

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A recorded testimony from one of our participants about the harsh treatment they endured after their abduction in international waters. When they were sent to Crete against their will they non-violently resisted the IOF’s refusal to allow Saif Abukeshek and Thiago Ávila join them. Saif and Thiago remain in their custody. We demand their immediate release.

A recorded testimony from one of our participants about the harsh treatment they endured after their abduction in international waters. When they were sent to Crete against their will they non-violently resisted the IOF’s refusal to allow Saif Abukeshek and Thiago Ávila join them. Saif and Thiago remain in their custody. We demand their immediate release.

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Nkosi Mandla Mandela among activists detained by Israel, Mandela calls for immediate release Mayibuye Melisizwe Mandela has added his voice to the growing global condemnation following the interception of a humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza by Israeli authorities. The flotilla, aimed at delivering aid to besieged Palestinians, included Nkosi Zwelivelile Mandla Mandela, grandson of former South African President Nelson Mandela, climate activist Greta Thunberg, and nearly 500 other international activists. In a statement released on Thursday, Melisizwe Mandela described the detention as “unlawful and inhumane,” emphasizing that the flotilla’s mission was one of peace, solidarity, and humanitarian aid not conflict. He called on the international community, including the United Nations and the African Union, to intervene and ensure the immediate and safe release of those detained. “History will remember the courage of these activists who refused to look away,” Mandela said, invoking the words of his grandfather: “Our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the Palestinian people.” He added that the struggle of the Palestinian people is intrinsically linked to the global fight for justice and human rights. The statement concludes with a resounding call: “FREE MANDELA. FREE GAZA. FREE PALESTINE.” The detention has sparked widespread criticism from human rights organizations and world leaders, further intensifying calls for international action to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza.

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