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Tunisian protesters demand release of detained Sumud flotilla activists
Protesters in Tunisia’s capital have called for the release of detained members of the Global Sumud Flotilla.
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Colombians mark Nakba Day by holding rally in Bogota
In Colombia, hundreds of citizens have taken to the streets to mark the Nakba Day.
PALESTINE
Gaza aid flotilla activists tortured in Israeli custody after abduction, testimony shows
New testimony has revealed that two activists abroad the Gaza-bound Sumud-2 flotilla have suffered torture and beatings after being kidnapped in international waters.
POLITICS
‘Maritime piracy, terrorist act’: Iran urges global unity to free Sumud 2 flotilla
Esmail Baghaei described the Zionist regime’s attack on the humanitarian vessels in international waters as “state piracy and a terrorist act,” urging the United Nations to hold the occupying regime accountable.
PALESTINE
Israeli forces intercept Gaza-bound flotilla in Mediterranean, organizers say
Israeli forces move to stop a large humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza, intercepting several vessels in international waters.
PALESTINE
Global flotilla of 3,000 activists to set sail from Barcelona to break Gaza siege
Activists plan a massive flotilla to Gaza in March to deliver aid, challenge Israel’s blockade, and highlight violations amid a fragile ceasefire.
PALESTINE
Israel ‘lost right to exist’ just like Nazi Germany: Israeli professor
An Israeli professor has drawn a parallel between Israel and Nazi Germany, saying the occupying regime has lost its right to exist over its brutal treatment of pro-Palestine activists aboard a recent Gaza aid flotilla.
PALESTINE
Malaysia NGOs to sail aid flotilla to Gaza in November to break blockade
A prominent coalition of Islamic non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Malaysia plans to sail a humanitarian aid flotilla to Gaza next month, aiming to break Israel’s blockade, despite Israeli attacks on three earlier attempts.
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