6 Canadians are among dozens of activists detained by the Israeli army on the Gaza channel

The Israeli army said of nine boat from the boat trying to break the naval siege in Israeli Gaza in Gaza early on Wednesday in the Mediterranean, and arrested dozens of activists on board, including six Canadians, fleet organizers and the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The ministry said that the 145 activists who participated in the FLOTILLA and ALDLEDS MADLENS to Gaza were in good health and were brought to the beach in Israel for treatment before they were deported.

This objection came after approximately 450 activists from a former high-level bottom-including European lawmakers and climate activist Greta Thonberg-on more than 40 boats last week in an attempt to reach Gaza with a symbolic amount of humanitarian aid.

While most of Sumoud Somoud activists were deported, six of them – from Norway, Morocco and Spain – are still being held in Israel.

The latest fleet is trying to reach Gaza

The organizers of this last fleet denounced the new arrests on Wednesday as “arbitrary and illegal.”

Among the activists were on a group of nine doctors, at least one member of the European Parliament and many national legislators from Türkiye, Denmark, France and Belgium.

The list of passengers published on Flotilla also shows that the Israeli citizens were on their largest boat, the conscience.

The fleet was carrying some medical and medical assistance for Gaza Hospitals.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Israel wrote on X.

The organizers said that the fleet had been intercepted about 220 km off the coast of Gaza. Ship cameras, a large passenger ship and eight smaller sailing boats, broadcast direct objections.

The boats that are taken by fast -moving ships can be seen and then resigned by the Israeli forces, which cut off the broadcast. Activists also said an Israeli helicopter that flew on it. No injuries were reported.

Israeli objections are subjected to condemnation

Türkiye strongly condemned and called on Israel’s recent objection to international waters, “the act of piracy.” The Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday that it was a serious violation of international law and accused Israel of escalating tensions and undermining peace efforts.

The statement said that Türkiye launched diplomatic efforts to secure the immediate release and a safe return to its citizens and coordinate with other countries regarding the situation of other activists.

Somoud Sumoud’s objections last week led to a wide condemnation and caused major protests in many major cities and a one -day strike across Italy.

Some activists who have been deported described by the Israeli guards, claiming that Israel is denied.

Late on Tuesday, dozens of parliamentarians from Turkey and European countries, including Cyprus, Spain and Italy, issued a joint statement condemning Israel’s objection to the Somoud World Fleet and demanded the immediate release of the remaining activists.

The statement described the convoy as a peaceful, civil and appealed initiative to support international law.

The tones to Gaza came amid increasing criticism of Israel’s behavior in Gaza, where they put their attack in the war against Hamas, wasting large areas of land.

Current negotiations in Egypt

Also Wednesday, Israel and enthusiasm resumed indirect negotiations at Sharm El Sheikh Egyptian Resort, along with high -ranking international delegations, including the United States, Egypt, Qatar and Turkey.

The war arose through the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023. The militants killed about 1,200 people that day, while 251 others were kidnapped. There are still forty-eight hostages in Gaza-about 20 believed to be alive, according to Israel.

The Israel campaign, which followed more than 67,000 Palestinians, was killed, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, which does not differentiate between civilians and fighters in its losses.

Israel has maintained varying degrees of siege on the Gaza Strip since Hamas seized power in coastal lands in 2007, saying it was necessary to contain the armed group. Critics make fun of politics as a collective punishment.

After the war began, Israel tightened the siege, but later eased under the pressure of the United States. In March, the region was closed from all foods, medicine and other commodities for two and a half months, which contributed to the Gaza segment to the famine.

The fleet activists say they want to break the Israeli siege and create a humanitarian corridor by sea, given a few assistance that arrives in Gaza through the land. They pledged to try again.