Gaza Flotilla with Greta Thunberg on board he leaves Barcelona

Boats from boats heading to Gaza, carrying 350 activists supporting the Palestinians – have left the Climate Change campaign Greta Thonberg – from Barcelona.

About 20 ships showed the Palestinian flags of the Spanish port at 19:00 local time on Monday, and were stored with medical and food supplies.

The fleet first tried to sail on Sunday, but he had to return to the port due to the stormy weather.

The organizers said that the aim of the task is to “break the illegal siege of Israel on Gaza” – although the previous attempt to reach Gaza by sea was objected to by the Israeli forces.

Global Sumud Flotilla Mission is planning to launch two waves – the first from Barcelona and the second from Tunisia on September 4.

Activists hope that boats in the Mediterranean will meet before sailing towards Gaza, a journey that can take seven or eight days.

“We are sailing again to break the siege and open a human pass,” Thonberg said in a video.

The evil singer Bob Villan – who spoke controversy of the chanting of “death to the Israeli Defense Forces) in Glastonbury – spoke at the departure of the fleet on Sunday.

Activists described them as “brave and” “brave” members who were trying to do what had been done through government intervention for a long time.

The Israeli authorities have described a previous attempt to sail to aid to Gaza as a nickname that has not provided any real humanitarian assistance.

In March, Israel provided a total siege for about three months on the goods entering Gaza, before allowing a limited amount of goods to the region in late May after international pressure. An unplanned body has since announced that there is a famine in parts of Gaza.

Israel has since attempted to impose its distribution system through the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which was criticized by relief agencies.

In June, a yacht carrying Thonberg and many other activists – a symbolic amount of humanitarian aid – were intercepted by the Israeli forces as they tried to reach Gaza.

The Israeli authorities took the activists to Ashdod Port before deporting them from the country.

In 2010, the Israeli Commando killed 10 people when they boarded the Turkish ship Mavi Marmara, which was floating to help Gaza.