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Israel Expels Greta Thunberg and Detains Eight Freedom Flotilla Activists
- Israel deported climate activist Greta Thunberg and detained eight activists after seizing their Gaza-bound aid ship on Monday near Gaza's coast.
- The activists sailed aboard the British-flagged Madleen to protest the humanitarian crisis amid a 20-month war and blockade imposed since Hamas took power in 2007.
- Israeli naval forces intercepted the vessel about 200 kilometers off Gaza and brought it to the port of Ashdod without incident on Monday evening.
- Rights groups including Adalah and Amnesty International condemned the seizure as a violation of international law, while Israel defended its naval blockade as lawful and necessary to prevent weapons smuggling.
- Thunberg, two other activists, and a journalist agreed to deportation, while eight activists refused and awaited court hearings, highlighting ongoing tensions over aid deliveries and Israel's blockade policy.
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The Swedish woman refuses to see the video on October 7th and accuses the Israelis: "We have been kidnapped in international waters" . I also expelled three other Flotilla activists. Eight do not sign the documents and are arrested. London targets two Netanyahu ministers. There are four activists from ...
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