Greta Thunberg denies the claim Gaza Flotilla is a propaganda trick

Greta Thonberg has pushed back to criticize that the fleet heading to Gaza is part of it is a propaganda trick, saying that no one will weaken purely attention.

Swedish activist on a 52 boat boat formed Somoud Somoud (GSF), who is traveling towards Gaza with the aim of providing humanitarian aid to the Palestinians there.

The Israeli authorities have mocked the people of GSF and similar attempts to the sea to reach the region, and the Thuberg boat traveled in June, “Yacht, a personal photo.”

In response to a question about these criticisms of the fleet by the BBC, the activist said: “I don’t think anyone will risk his life for a propaganda trick.”

Speaking while sailing from the Greek coast, she said that the fleet was not just a humanitarian mission but was also sending a message to people in Gaza that “when our governments fail to ascend, people will escalate.”

International relief agencies are trying to obtain food and medicine in the Palestinian region – but note that Israel restricts the flow of supplies. Israel claims that it is trying to stop these supplies in the hands of Hamas, and has agreed to an auxiliary agency supported by the United States.

Last month, an unpredictable body confirmed that there is a famine in Gaza, and the humanitarian president of the United Nations said it was the direct result of “Israel’s disability” to help the region. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described this as a “explicit lie”.

Thonberg said that the purpose of the fleet is to “break the illegal and inhuman siege of Israel on Gaza by sea.” The Israeli army has always controlled the waters that border Gaza.

Earlier this month, the fleet was attacked by drones that dropped unidentified things on boats outside the Tunisian port of Sidi Bou Al -Tunisi.

Another suspect attack on Wednesday, off the coast of Crete, led to Spain and Italy Spreading marine ships to help the fleet.

In the treatment of accidents, Thonberg accused Israeli officials of providing “baseless threats” that violate international law, and asked: “Why are they attacking a peaceful humanitarian task aimed at bringing humanitarian aid to the hunger population?”

Israel did not comment on the drone attack, but previously said it would not allow the child to reach its destination.

Thunberg and 11 other activists were held by the Israeli authorities in June after they intercepted another boat heading to Gaza with a degree of symbolic aid in the Mediterranean.

She was held in Tel Aviv for a day before she was deported to France.

Thonberg accused Israel of kidnapping it and other activists while they were in international waters. Israel said it prevented the breach of the maritime blockade around Gaza.