Gaza aid flotilla activists taken to Crete after Israeli interception
Greek officials said 31 activists were taken to hospital after Israeli forces seized more than 20 Gaza-bound boats and transferred about 175 people ashore.
- Over 100 pro-Palestinian activists on aid boats heading to Gaza were taken to Crete after Israeli forces seized their vessels in international waters near Greece.
- The incident occurred on Friday, according to flotilla organisers.
- The activists were part of the second Global Sumud flotilla aiming to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza by delivering humanitarian aid.
- The ships had departed from Barcelona, Spain, on April 12.
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In one of the scariest moments in modern history, we're doing our best at ScheerPost to pierce the fog of lies that conceal it but we need some help to pay our writers and staff. Please consider a tax-deductible donation. James Mark Leas, Substack. On Thursday, April 29, Israeli military forces illegally attacked vessels of the Global Samud Flotilla (GSF) while they were sailing on the high seas. Israeli commandos unlawfully seized 21 boats and …
The Greek Chancellery reported that 31 people received first aid in Sitia, while the rest were transferred to Heraklion airport for gradual repatriation.
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