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On September 9-10, 2025, two boats of the Global Sumud Flotilla, carrying humanitarian aid and activists including Greta Thunberg, were reportedly struck by drone attacks while docked off Tunisia’s coast near Sidi Bou Said. Tunisian authorities deny drone involvement, citing onboard fires possibly caused by cigarettes. The flotilla aims to break Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis.
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Protests across Italy have erupted in response to the Gaza conflict, with clashes at ports, strikes, and demonstrations in cities like Milan, Genoa, and Rome. Labour groups oppose military support for Israel, calling for sanctions and recognition of Palestine amid ongoing violence and international tensions.
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The Global Sumud Flotilla, aiming to deliver aid to Gaza, reported multiple drone attacks, explosions, and communications jamming near Greece. Despite escalating threats, activists affirm their peaceful mission to break Israel's blockade. Israel denies allowing the vessels into Gaza, citing security concerns.
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A flotilla of around 50 civilian boats, including activists like Greta Thunberg, has joined efforts to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza. Attacked by drones off Greece, the ships aim to deliver humanitarian aid and challenge the blockade amid rising tensions. Spain and Italy are deploying naval ships for protection.
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Israeli bombardments in Gaza have killed at least 45 Palestinians, mostly in Gaza City, as Israel intensifies its offensive. Negotiations in Cairo aim to end nearly two years of war, with US and Egyptian mediators involved. Israel's military continues to target Gaza, while Hamas responds negatively to peace proposals. The situation remains dire.
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U.S. President Trump and Israeli PM Netanyahu are pushing a 20-point ceasefire plan for Gaza, demanding Hamas disarm and accept a transitional government. Hamas is reviewing the proposal, which includes hostage exchanges and Israeli troop withdrawals. The plan faces internal Palestinian and Hamas divisions, with negotiations ongoing as violence continues.
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Israeli navy intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla, carrying over 500 activists and aid to Gaza, detaining Greta Thunberg and others. The operation sparked protests across Europe and drew international condemnation amid ongoing Gaza conflict.
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Israeli forces have intercepted the last vessel of the Gaza humanitarian flotilla, the Marinette, which was approaching Gaza in international waters. Several vessels with activists, including Greta Thunberg, were seized or harassed. The flotilla claims the interception is illegal, sparking international condemnation and protests.
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On October 8, 2025, Israeli naval forces intercepted nine vessels of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition attempting to break Israel's maritime blockade of Gaza. About 145 activists, including doctors, journalists, and elected officials, were detained and transferred to Ashdod Port for processing and expected deportation. The flotilla carried over $110,000 in humanitarian aid. Activists allege mistreatment during detention, which Israel denies.
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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced the safe arrival of 23 Malaysians detained by Israel after attempting to deliver aid to Gaza. The Malaysian government plans to raise Palestinian concerns at the upcoming ASEAN summit, where US President Trump will also attend, amid regional protests and diplomatic balancing.
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Mass protests erupted across Italy today, with over 80,000 participants in Milan and Rome, condemning Israel's interception of the Gaza aid flotilla. Demonstrators demand unconditional support for Palestine, release of detained Italians, and sanctions on Israel amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis.
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A terrorist attack outside a Manchester synagogue on Yom Kippur resulted in two deaths and three injuries. The attacker, Jihad Al-Shamie, was shot dead by police. Pro-Palestinian protests continued despite calls for restraint, with authorities emphasizing community safety and unity amid rising antisemitism and tensions following recent violence.
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Israeli naval forces intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla, which aimed to break Gaza's maritime blockade and deliver aid. Over 400 activists from 40+ countries were detained or deported, including Greta Thunberg and Mandla Mandela. The incident sparked global protests and heightened tensions in the region.
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Hamas announced it is prepared to discuss the release of hostages and transfer control of Gaza to a Palestinian technocratic body, aligning with parts of Trump's recent ceasefire plan. The US and Israel call for an immediate halt to bombing, while ongoing violence and humanitarian crises continue in Gaza.
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Israel has begun deporting over 470 activists detained after intercepting the Global Sumud Flotilla, which aimed to challenge Gaza's blockade. Many are being flown to Greece and Turkey, amid allegations of mistreatment and Israeli drone strikes on flotilla vessels in Tunisian waters. The situation remains tense.
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Greta Thunberg, detained during the Israeli interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla, reports poor detention conditions, dehydration, and being forced to pose for photos. She is among over 70 foreign nationals set for deportation from Israel, with diplomatic efforts ongoing for her return to Sweden. The incident has sparked international criticism.
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Since early October 2025, Israeli forces intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla, detaining around 450 international activists attempting to break the Gaza naval blockade. Detainees, including Greta Thunberg and Mandla Mandela, report harsh treatment, denial of medicine, and poor prison conditions. Israel denies abuse allegations, deporting most activists to various countries, while some remain detained amid international criticism.
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Pro-Palestinian protests occurred across Turkey and Europe on the second anniversary of Hamas's 2023 attack on Israel. Demonstrators condemned the Gaza conflict, called for Palestinian solidarity, and highlighted the ongoing humanitarian crisis, with large gatherings in Istanbul, Ankara, and Amsterdam amid regional tensions.
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Israel has deported over 470 activists from the recent Gaza flotilla, including Greta Thunberg, amid allegations of mistreatment and ongoing tensions over Gaza aid. The deportations follow interception of multiple flotillas challenging Israel’s blockade, with some activists reporting harsh conditions and abuse during detention.
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Greta Thunberg and dozens of activists attempting to deliver aid to Gaza were intercepted and deported by Israeli forces. Over 340 activists have been expelled, with allegations of mistreatment during detention. The flotilla aimed to highlight Gaza's humanitarian crisis amid ongoing conflict.
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Hate crimes in England and Wales are increasing for the first time in three years, driven by antisemitism and anti-Muslim violence. The government is considering new police powers to restrict protests, amid rising tensions following recent terror attacks and pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Leaders emphasize community safety and free speech concerns.
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Swedish activist Greta Thunberg was detained by Israeli authorities after attempting to deliver aid to Gaza. She accused guards of mistreatment, including violence and humiliation, which Israel denies. Thunberg was deported on October 6 after her flotilla attempt was intercepted amid ongoing tensions.