US EditionCountries Speak Out After Greta Thunberg Was Detained by Israel Again
Fact checks confirm no ultimatum was issued by North Korea after Greta Thunberg was detained during an Israeli raid on a Gaza-bound humanitarian aid flotilla.
- Activist Greta Thunberg was detained by Israeli troops while aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, which aimed to deliver aid to Gaza, and is among 443 people now in custody for this incident.
- The blockade of Gaza was highlighted by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, which declared a famine in the region, emphasizing the dire need for aid.
- Israeli government officials stated they would not allow any aid flotillas access to Gaza, despite international outcry for humanitarian assistance.
- Thunberg expressed that risking life for publicity stunts is not a concern, stating, "I don't think anyone would risk their life for a publicity stunt.
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The activist was in the Global Sumud humanitarian flotilla trying to break the naval bloc over the Gaza Strip
After being arrested by the Israeli Navy, activist Greta Thunberg threatens to be deported to Europe. Meanwhile, several boats from the Gaza fleet continue their journey. One is apparently only 15 kilometres from the coast.
Big hybrid threats, small EU steps
In today’s edition: Greta Thunberg is detained by Israeli forces after they intercept aid flotilla boats to Gaza, EU member states draft a blueprint for an Affordable Housing Master Plan, and European leaders in Copenhagen back a stronger role for defence ministers on security
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As expected, Israel has intercepted the largest Gaza aid flotilla to date. Hundreds of activists are expected to be deported, including Greta Thunberg.
Israel has intercepted 39 vessels bound for Gaza carrying humanitarian aid and foreign activists.
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