What happened to Madeleine’s boat activists, who are held by Israel? | Israeli conflict news

On June 9, the Israeli forces seized the Madeleine ship in the international waters in the Mediterranean, where they tried to break the suffocating siege in Gaza.

The 12 activists were kidnapped on the plane – who belong to the FLOTILLA coalition – in international waters and were transferred to Israel.

One day after their arrest, Four of them were quickly deported After giving up their right to see an Israeli judge and signing a deportation order he claimed that they had “entered illegally” Israel. The well -known Swedish climate and human rights activist, Greta Thonberg, was among those who were deported.

The other eight refused to sign and remain in detention. On Thursday, six of them were deported, including Rima Hassan, the French -Palestinian member of the European Parliament.

There are still two other French citizens in the Israeli reservation pending the deportation on Friday, according to Adala, a non -profit legal association in Israel.

This is all you need to know about their treatment.

Who are the 12 activists?

On Tuesday, Israel deported Thonberg (Sweden), Sergio Torbo (Spain), Bettt André (France) and Lomar Fayad (France). FAIAD is a correspondent with the island Mubasher.

On Thursday, six others were deported, including Rima Hassan, the French -Palestinian member of the European Parliament, Mark van Rin (Netherlands), Sweib Ordo, Yasimin Akar (Germany), Thiajo Avila (Brazil) and Rivien Vieard (France), according to what he mentioned by Talksh.

French citizens Pascal Moriaras and Yannis Mohamedi are still in detainment and are expected to be released on Friday, according to Eddia. Muhammadi is a explosion journalist, a French leftist.

Where are the activists detained?

At Jocon Prison in Ramla, a city between Western Jerusalem, Will Aib.

Two activists, Hassan and Avila, were placed in solitary confinement, according to Adalah.

Hassan was transferred there after he first wrote “Free Palestine” on the prison walls. Adala later stated that Avila began a hunger and water blow to protest against the siege in Gaza, Israel, which led to hunger on a large scale.

Adala said that Hassan had later returned to Jahv.

After the release of Hasan and Avila on Thursday, along with four others from MADLEEN, Adalah issued a statement saying that “volunteers were subjected to ill -treatment, punitive measures and aggressive treatment, and two volunteers were detained for a period of time in solitary confinement.”

Did Israel violate international law by arresting activists on Madeleine?

According to Luigi Danieli, a legal researcher at Moliz University, Italy, Israel has no right to intercept international waters or refuse to help the hunger of civilians in Gaza.

On the contrary, Israel has an international legal commitment as a job authority to facilitate aid in Gaza.

He said A local Italian port Israel, above all, has no legal right to use force or permanent aggression on the occupied Palestinian territories, including against activists who were sailing to Gaza in Madleen.

He also argued that the activists did not try to enter Israel illegally, but they were sailing to Gaza, which occupies the Palestinian territories.

The Israeli courts rejected the legal arguments he made.

How long will the remaining activists remain in detention?

Madeleine activists are supposed to serve 72 hours in the Israeli prison before being deported to their countries of origin, according to Israeli law.

This indicates that all activists should have been released at some point on June 12, however, it is unclear whether the remaining detainees – Moriaras and Muhammadi – will face additional charges that could keep them longer in prison.

Did the embassies press for their release?

Some, while others were curiously silent.

France’s Foreign Minister Jean -Noel Barrot said earlier this week that he expected the four French activists who were on Madeleine to France on Thursday or Friday. As of Thursday, two remain in detention.

Brazil also called for the release of the Brazilian activist, Avila. When activists were kidnapped for the first time from international waters, Brazilian diplomats were said to have visited a Jocon prison to help legal procedures.

In addition, Turkiye described Israel as a “terrorist state” after Madeleine’s objection.

Germany and the Netherlands, however, did not issue public data to demand the release of its citizens.

MADLEEN Commander, Mark Van Rinnis, who was deported on Thursday, is a Dutch citizen who photographed himself before Israel took over the ship.

In the video, he called his country to demand his release urgently.

A special hacker for the United Nations for the occupied Palestinian territories, Francesca Albaniz, was also published on X that “the silence of the European Union (the European Union) on illegal detention and the punitive circumstances imposed on the citizens of the European Union, including (Hassan), talks about folders to the deep roots of Israeli in European institutional culture.”