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Sheinbaum calls for immediate return of Mexicans detained by Israel
President Claudia Sheinbaum on Thursday called for the immediate repatriation of six Mexicans who were taken to Israel after Israeli forces intercepted a flotilla that was carrying aid bound for the war-torn Gaza Strip. On Wednesday, the Israeli Navy intercepted numerous boats that were part of the Global Sumud Flotilla and detained hundreds of people who were on board the vessels. The Israeli Navy detained hundreds of activists approaching the …
The Israeli Embassy in Mexico reported this Thursday that the six Mexicans in the Global Flotilla Sumud will be repatriated in the next few days after being intercepted by Israeli authorities when they intend to deliver humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip. Through a statement, the Foreign Ministry explained that in attempting to violate the naval blockade they maintain on the Gaza Strip, a security operation was carried out in which the boats wer…
The Israeli Embassy in Mexico reported that the members of the Global Sumud flotilla, including six Mexican citizens, are safe and secure in detention facilities in Ketziot, after being intercepted the boats in which they were travelling with the aim of bringing humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.According to the diplomatic representation, the participants will be repatriated in the coming days in coordination with the consular authorities of th…
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, demanded Thursday from the Israeli government the repatriation of the six Mexicans who were inside the crew of the Global Flotilla Sumud that carried humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip. “In particular the nationals, they must be repatriated immediately, because they did not commit any crime,” the president said during a press conference, after the arrest by the Israeli authorities.
Mexico City. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) confirmed that six Mexicans participating in the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF), like the rest of the participants in the humanitarian mission, will be transferred to Ketziot prison in Israel. In a statement, it added that one more Mexican woman traveling on the legal support boat to the Flotilla is heading for Cyprus. She reported that the members of the Flotilla headed for Gaza, to carry humanita…
Seven Mexicans were part of the Global Flotilla Sumud , an international mission that sought to break Israel’s maritime blockade on the Gaza Strip and deliver humanitarian aid. The flotilla was made up of more than 40 civilian ships with about 500 activists, parliamentarians, lawyers and journalists from more than 40 countries, including Swedish activist Greta Thunberg and the former mayor of Barcelona Ada Colau. The name of the initiative, “Sum…
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