Israeli forces take possession

On Sunday, officials said that the Israeli forces took the leadership of a charitable ship that tried to break the maritime blockade in the Gaza Strip, and that the boat with its 12 -year -old crew, including activist Great Thonberg, is now heading to a port in Israel.

The British yacht, which is run by the Freedom Freedom Alliance (FFC), was aimed at providing a symbolic amount of aid to Gaza later on Monday and raising international awareness of the humanitarian crisis there.

However, the boat climbed during the night before it could reach the beach. The Israeli Foreign Ministry later confirmed that it was under Israeli control.

The ministry wrote on the shores of Israel safely: “a selfie” of “celebrities” makes his way to the shores of Israel. The passengers are expected to return to their countries of origin. “

The ministry later added. “They were provided with sandwiches and water. The offer is over.”

Among the 12 crews, Tunberg and Rima Hassan, a French member of the European Parliament.

“The Freedom Flotilla crew was arrested by the Israeli army in international waters at about 2 in the morning,” and Hassan posted on X. He showed a picture, showing a crew sitting on the boat, all of them wearing life jackets, and their hands in the air.

The yacht carries a small shipment of humanitarian aid, including rice and child formula. The Foreign Ministry said it would be transferred to Gaza. “A small amount of aid that was on the yacht will be transferred and” celebrities “will not consume to Gaza through real humanitarian channels,” she wrote.

On Sunday, Israeli Defense Minister Katz ordered the army to prevent Madeleine from reaching Gaza, describing the mission as a publicity effort to support Hamas.

Israel imposed a sea blockade on the coastal pocket after Hamas took control of Gaza in 2007.

The siege remained in place through many conflicts, including the current war, which started after an attack led by Hamas on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed more than 1,200 people, according to an Israeli outcome.

The Gaza Ministry of Health says that more than 54,000 Palestinians have been killed since the beginning of the military campaign of Israel. The United Nations has warned that most of the Gaza population is more than two million people facing famine.

The Israeli government says the siege is necessary to prevent weapons from reaching Hamas.

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Human Rights in the Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albaniz, has supported the FFC process and urged on Sunday the other boats to challenge the siege of Gaza.

“Maybe Madeleine’s journey ended, but the mission is not over,” she wrote on X.