Israel’s military was intercepted by Fleet Ships with Greek Tunberg, who were heading to Gaza

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The Swedish climate activist Greta Tunberg and other members of the fleet of humanitarian vessels who were heading for the Gaza were detained by the Israeli military.

Source: CNN, Reuters, The Times of Israel

Details: The Israeli fleet began to intercepite the flotilla after the military had made the last warning of the fleet about the need to change the course.

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The military got aboard at least six of the 47 ships of the global flotilla, delaying activists on board after their signals have been drowned.

At the same time, according to data Reuters With reference to the flotilla tracking system, 23 boats continue to swim to the gase.

The flotilla tries to break through the blockade of Gaza Israel and to help the enclave devastated by the war using ships sailing from the ports of the Mediterranean.

The organizers of the flotilla called Israel’s interception by “illegal attack” on humanitarian organizations, while Israel declared “provocations”.

It is reported that the detained participants of the flotilla should be deported.

What was before:

• On September 29, US President Donald Trump Administration released a large plan to cease the fighting in the Gaza and the future of this territory.
• Trump said Israel and a number of Middle East countries supported the plan he proposed.
• EU leaders have reacted to the US President Donald Trump’s proposed plan to end the war in gas.

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