Greta Thunberg now wants to go to Gaza with more ships
Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg is once again heading to Gaza with dozens of ships, this time announcing the launch of a major effort to break Israel's illegal blockade.
"On August 31, we will launch the largest attempt in history - to break the illegal Israeli blockade with dozens of ships departing from Spain. On September 4, we will welcome dozens more ships departing from Tunisia and other ports,"
he said.
For your information, in June, a team of volunteers, including Greta Thunberg, MEP Rima Hassan and others, set sail from Sicily to Gaza on a boat to deliver humanitarian aid to the besieged Palestinians. But, as expected, they were intercepted by the Israeli army. The Freedom Flotilla coalition, which initiated the operation, said in a statement that the yacht had been attacked in international waters.
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