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Israel again intercepts Gaza-bound ship carrying activists and humanitarian aid
- On Sunday, the Israeli Navy intercepted the Handala at midnight between Saturday and Sunday, preventing it from delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza.
- Gaza is enduring a severe humanitarian crisis, with Gaza health authorities reporting deaths from starvation, as UN and NGOs warn of imminent famine.
- Freedom Flotilla Coalition said all cargo was seized including baby formula, food and medicine, and 21 international activists and journalists were detained.
- In Brussels, Tajani discussed with Gideon Saar, while calling for a halt to military attacks and reopening humanitarian corridors.
- As part of a months-long blockade, the ship launched to break a 2.4 million Gazans' situation highlights Gaza's ongoing crisis, with the blockade facing international criticism and implications for aid delivery.
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The humanitarian aid ship Handala, which was intercepted by the Israeli military, has arrived in the Israeli port of Ashdod, in southern Israel, BFM TV reports.
A few weeks after the interception of the Madleen, Israeli soldiers arrested Handala on Saturday 26 July. On board the ship, also operated by the pro-Palestinian movement Flotilla for the... The Gaza article: The new "Flotilla of Freedom" intercepted by Israeli soldiers appeared first on Current Values.
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Israel again Intercepts Gaza-bound Ship Carrying Activists and Humanitarian Aid
The Israeli military has intercepted a Gaza-bound aid ship seeking to break the Israeli blockade of the Palestinian territory, detaining 21 international activists and journalists and seizing all cargo, including baby formula, food and medicine, the Freedom Flotilla Coalition said Sunday. The coalition that operates the vessel Handala said the Israeli military “violently intercepted” the ship in international waters about 40 nautical miles from …
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