The humanitarian ship Madleen, carrying activist Greta Thunberg and 12 other passengers, was intercepted by Israeli authorities off the coast of Israel as it tried to reach Gaza, where the humanitarian situation is critical. The Israeli foreign ministry said the passengers are expected to return to their home countries. Israel justified the action on the grounds that the ship was attempting to breach the Gaza sea blockade, citing security risks linked to the transfer of arms to Hamas. Political leaders and activist organizations denounced Israel's actions as provocative and a violation of human rights.
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Nava umanitară în care se află şi activista Greta Thunberg şi care urma să ajungă în Gaza, interceptată de autorităţile israeliene
A Gaza-bound aid boat carrying Greta Thunberg and other activists has been diverted to Israel
Israeli forces board charity boat bound for Gaza with activist Greta Thunburg aboard
A Gaza-bound aid boat carrying Greta Thunberg and other activists has been diverted to Israel
Israel intercepts Gaza-bound aid flotilla with Greta Thunberg, activists say
Nava umanitară în care se află şi activista Greta Thunberg şi care urma să ajungă în Gaza, interceptată de autorităţile israeliene
Armata israeliană a deviat vasul umanitar pe care se află activista Greta Thunberg: Nu veţi ajunge în Gaza
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