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The Israeli Defense Minister promised to prevent a emergency boat Portage of the environmental activist Greta Thunberg, the actor of “Game of Thrones” Liam Cunningham and other activists to reach the Gaza.
Defense Minister Israel Katz said on Sunday that Israel would not allow anyone to break his naval blockade from the Palestinian territory, which he said was aimed at preventing Hamas from importing weapons.
“I asked the FDI to act so that the Flotilla ‘Madeleine’ does not reach Gaza,” Katz said in a statement from her office. “At the anti -Semitic Greta and its Hamas propagandist colleagues – I will say it clearly: you should go back, because you will not do in Gaza.”
He added: “Israel will act against any attempt to break the blockade or help terrorist organizations – in sea, in the air and on earth.”
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Thunberg and Cunningham are among the 12 activists aboard the Madleen, which is operated by the Freedom Flotilla CoalitionOn the way to Gaza. The coalition says that they are a basic movement working to end the blockade of Israel of Gaza.
The ship left Sicily last Sunday and the group said they planned to reach Gaza’s territorial waters on Sunday until Sunday.
Sunday, in a Social media message, The coalition accused Israel of blocking their communication when they approached around 160 sea miles from Gaza.
“Help us break the seat,” said the position.
Rima Hassan, a French member of the European Parliament who is of Palestinian origin, is among the others on board. It was forbidden to enter Israel because of her opposition to Israeli policies to the Palestinians.
“We have less than 24 hours left before being illegally detained by the Israeli authorities who want us to prevent us from reaching the Gaza Strip,” she wrote on a X post Sunday. “When we are no longer able to communicate with you, I count on you to continue the mobilization which was so precious for us throughout this trip.”
After a total blockade of three months aimed at putting pressure on Hamas, Israel began to authorize basic aid in Gaza last month, but humanitarian workers warned against famine unless blocking and war end.
An attempt last month by Freedom Flotilla to reach Gaza by sea failed after another of the group’s ships was attacked by two drones while sailing in international waters off Malta. The group blamed Israel for the attack, which damaged the front section of the ship. Israel did not comment on the attack.
Palestinians say 12 killed by Israeli fires near help sites
The Palestinian Ministry of Health and Witnesses led by Hamas say that at least 12 people were killed and that others were injured by Israeli fire while they were heading towards two aid distribution in the Gaza Strip led by a humanitarian foundation of the Israeli group and supported by the United States. The Israeli army said it had shot on people who have approached its strength.
Palestinian witnesses in the southern city of Khan Younis said that Israeli forces had shot them during a roundabout about a kilometer (half a million) from a site led by GHF in the neighboring town of Rafah.
The Israeli army said it had shot on people who, according to them, advanced to their strengths and ignored the warnings to turn away. He said the shooting occurred in an area in the south of Gaza which is considered an active combat zone at night.
A GHF spokesperson said there was no violence in or around his distribution sites, the three of which had helped on Sunday. The group had temporarily closed them Last week, to discuss security measures with the Israeli army and warned people to stay on designated access routes. The spokesperson spoke under the cover of anonymity in accordance with regulations.
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The hubs are installed in Israeli military areas – where the independent media do not have access – and are led by GHF, a new group of mainly American entrepreneurs. Israel wants him to replace a system coordinated by the United Nations and international aid groups.
Israel and the United States accuse the militant group of Hamas Help Help, while the UN denies that there is a systematic diversion. The UN says that the new system is unable to meet assembly needs and allows Israel to use aid as a weapon by determining it that can receive it and forcing people to move where help sites are positioned.
Save the Children CEO: No organization’s help has arrived in Gaza since March 2
JANTI SOERIPTO, CEO of Save the Children, said “Face The Nation with Margaret Brennan“On Sunday, its organization has not been able to distribute assistance to Gaza since March 2 because they have not received authorization from Israel.
“Even if the blockade is officially finished, we could not get any of the 50 trucks that we have around Gaza on the border ready to enter, we have nothing able to do anything,” said Soeripto.
In addition, Soripto said there were downward supplies.
President Trump urged the UN to work with GHF to distribute help. Soripto said that Save The Children “gave a lot of comments and shared our concerns”.
“We and all other operational agencies in Gaza have shared our concerns with this new mechanism,” said Soeripto. “We thought that the existing mechanism worked very well when we had the break in the fights from January to March, as you remember, we had trucks and trucks of large -scale supplies. We were able to deliver.”
Dozens were killed by trying to reach GHF distribution sites, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health managed by Hamas. Soripto described their distribution as “aid militarization”.
“If you put men with firearms near a distribution point and ask a desperate and hungry population to come and walk for kilometers to get food boxes, you will create problems with crowd control and increased risk of prejudice to an already incredibly desperate population,” said Soeripto.
Israeli officials said they would continue the naval blockade until all the hostages have returned and that Hamas is defeated or disarmed and sent in exile.
Hamas said that he would only release the remaining hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, a lasting ceasefire and an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. Méléplus mediated by the United States, Egypt and Qatar have been deadlocked for months.
Hamas began the war with its massive attack against southern Israel on October 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people, mainly civilians and taking 251 other people hostage. Fifty-five of them are still in progress, with less than half that would be alive. The others were released in ceasefire agreements or other transactions.
Israel has recovered dozens of bodies, including three In recent daysand saved eight living hostages during the war.
The military campaign of Israel killed more than 54,000 Palestinians, according to the Ministry of Health of Gaza managed by Hamas. He said women and children make up most of the dead, but that doesn’t say how many civilians or fighters have been killed. Israel says he killed more than 20,000 activists, without providing evidence.
