Greta Thunberg’s Gaza aid flotilla intercepted by Israeli forces as activists face deportation again
Greta Thunberg to be deported after Israeli military intercept aid vessel
- Greta Thunberg and hundreds of other activists on a Gaza aid flotilla were intercepted by the Israeli military overnight.
- Israeli forces commandeered approximately 40 boats, which were carrying aid and activists attempting to breach the blockade of Gaza.
- All passengers are reported safe and healthy and are being taken to Israel, where they face deportation to their home countries.
- The interception has triggered widespread international protests and condemnation, with Turkey calling it an 'act of terror' and Sinn Féin labelling it a 'kidnapping'.
- The UK Foreign Office expressed concern and is in contact with Israeli authorities and the families of British nationals involved, expecting a safe resolution.