The Israeli forces stopped the aid -related aid boat, the detention of Greta Thonberg and other activists

A assistant boat in Gaza, which carries Greta Thonberg and other activists, arrived at an Israeli port on Monday after the Israeli forces stopped and arrested-imposing a long-term siege from the Palestinian territories that were tightened during the Israeli war of Hama.

The boat, accompanied by the naval of Israel, arrived in Ashdod in the evening, according to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A photo on Thunberg was published after the descent.

The ministry said that the 12 activists were undergoing medical checks to ensure good health. They were expected to be detained in a detention facility in Ramel before being deported, according to Adalah, a legal rights group that represents them.

Activists began protesting the continuous military campaign for Israel in the Gaza Strip, which is one of the bloodiest and most destructive since World War II, and its restrictions on entering humanitarian aid, both of which have developed about two million Palestinians at the danger of the hall.

The FRIDOM FLOTILA Alliance, who organized the journey, said the activists “kidnapped by the Israeli forces” while trying to provide strongly required assistance.

“The ship was illegally stable, its unarmed civil staff was kidnapped, and its savvy load-including infant formula, food, and medical supplies-was kidnapped,” she said in a statement.

She said that the ship was seized in international waters, about 200 km from Gaza. Etcom stressed that Israel “has no legal authority” to take over.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Israel threw the journey as a public relations trick, saying in a publication on the X that a “selfie” of “celebrities” is safely making its way to the shores of Israel.

She said that the passengers will return to their countries of origin and aid will be delivered to Gaza through the well -known channels.

She later circulated footage of what appeared to be Israeli military personnel distribute sandwiches and water to activists who were wearing orange life jackets.

“A dangerous breach of international law”

Thunberg, a climate activist, was among the 12 activists on MADLEEN, which sailed from Sicily a week ago. Along the way, it stopped on Thursday to save four migrants who jumped abroad to avoid being detained by the Libyan Coast Guard.

“I urge all my friends, family and comrades to pressure the Swedish government to release me and others as soon as possible,” Thonberg said in a message that was previously recorded after the ship stopped.

“The arrest of defenseless activists, who worked in a civilian way to provide humanitarian aid, is a serious violation of international law,” Adala said in a statement.

Rima Hassan, a French member of the European Parliament of Palestinian origin, was among the volunteers on the plane. It was prevented from entering Israel because of its opposition to Israeli policies towards the Palestinians.

Among the six French citizens were on board the boat. French President Emmanuel Macron called for consular protection and the return of French citizens.

Macron said: “The most important of all calls on France to a ceasefire as quickly as possible and lift the human siege. This is an unacceptable scandal, playing in Gaza. What is happening since early March is a shame, a shame,” Macron said.

Next week, Macron participated in hosting a United Nations conference on a two -state solution, and said recently that France should move towards recognition of a Palestinian state.

Swedish News Agency TT reported that Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Strengard said that the crew and passengers were familiar with the dangers.

Stenergard said that the ministry’s evaluation is that no one on board the plane is and there is no need to support the consular.

When asked about Thonberg at the White House, US President Donald Trump said: “I think it should go to separate the management of anger. This is my basic recommendation to it.”

Trump described the climate activist as a “young and angry person”, but added, “I don’t know whether it was real anger.”

The attempt to provide assistance last month failed

Israeli officials said that the fleet was “meager” with up to less than a truck load of aid.

After a total and a half months of siege aimed at pressuring Hamas, Israel began to allow some basic aid in Gaza last month. But human workers and experts have warned against famine unless the siege is lifted and Israel ends its military attack.

An attempt last month failed by Freen Flotilla to reach Gaza by sea after the vessels of the other group were attacked by the drone pilot while sailing in international waters off Malta. Group Blame Israel for the attackWhich was damaged by the front of the ship.

Israel and Egypt have imposed varying degrees of siege on Gaza since Hamas seized power from the competing Palestinian forces in 2007.

Israel says that the siege is necessary to prevent Hamas from importing weapons, while critics say it elevates the collective punishment of the Palestinian population of Gaza.

Israel closed Gaza from all aid in the early days of the war that was ignited by the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, but later fell under the pressure of the United States. In early March, shortly before Israel ended the ceasefire with Hamas, the country again prevented all imports, including food, fuel and medicine.

The militants, led by Hamas, killed about 1,200 people, most of them civilians, in the October 7 attack and kidnapped 251 hostages, more than half of them were released in ceasefire agreements or other deals. Hamas still holds 55 hostages, more than half of them believe they are dead.

Israel’s military campaign has killed more than 54,000 Palestinians, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza, which said that women and children were most of the dead. He does not say whether these dead are civilians or fighters.

The war destroyed vast regions of Gaza and explained about 90 percent of the region’s population, leaving people there to be completely dependent on international aid.

The efforts made to the broker another truce has been bound for several months. Hamas says it will only issue the remaining hostages in exchange for a permanent ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal, while Israel has pledged to continue the war until all the prisoners are returned, the defeat of Hamas, or its disarmament and negation.