US EditionLoneliness on the high seas: the Global Sumud Flotilla faces a world that looks away and its hypocritical keaders
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Loneliness on the high seas: the Global Sumud Flotilla faces a world that looks away and its hypocritical keaders
The image is brutal in its simplicity: a convoy of civilian boats loaded with humanitarian aid sails through international waters, 380 nautical miles from Gaza, aiming to arrive between October 2 and 3. Yet a crucial fact changes the dimension of the risk: within the next 24 to 48 hours these vessels will cross the red line that the Netanyahu government has marked and threatened as an “intervention” zone —that is, at any time starting two days f…
The Global Flotilla Sumud advances towards Gaza under international military attacks and surveillance. At the same time, the UN shows its divisions as citizen mobilizations grow from Italy to Colombia. Stopping genocide transcends diplomatic halls and is fought in the sea and the streets, challenging traditional policies Text: Jade Guerrero, Jasmin Sandoval and Laura Buconi Photo: UN MEXICO CITY. – The Palestinian crisis has returned to the cent…
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