Israel is watching Global Sumudilla, Cuts Communication

A goal that assist in Gaza said the Israeli forces hampered its latest offer to break an Israeli blockade of the Palestinian territory of the war.

The Global Sumudillas – about 45 vessels carrying activists and politicians, including Swedish air conditioning, Greta Thunberg – left Spain last month with the aim of breaking Israel’s blockade from Palestinian territory, where the UN says it has been.

“Warships are moving to watch the fleet – only 81 nautical miles remain in Gaza,” Global Sumudilla’s Maghreb Contingent said in a statement.

French politician Marie Mesmeur and Franco-Palestinian Mep Rima Hassan also reported that their boats were hindered.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot was published in X that the Israeli authorities are “” boarded today “with the fleet.

Earlier, the Israeli Navy warned the target against entry into waters under its blockade.

“The Israeli Navy reached the … target and asked them to change the course,” the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.

Spain and Italy, who also sent naval escorts, urged ships to stop before entering Israel the declared blockade zone from Gaza.

After a 10 -day stop in Tunisia, where the organizers reported two drone attacks, the fleet repeated its trip on September 15.

One of its main ships, Alma, “aggressively revolved from an Israeli warship,” the team said before another boat, Sirius, underwent “similar hallucinations”.

The target had previously vowed to push with his attempt to help the devastating coastal territory, despite what is called “intimidation” by the Israeli army.

He told X that he remained “vigilant as we enter the area where previous flames were hindered and/or attacked”.

Israel is blocking similar efforts in June and July.

At about 1500 GMT on Wednesday, the fleet said it was less than 90 nautical miles (about 170 kilometers) from the Gaza Strip.

“We are boasting with the unspecified Israeli threats and tactics of bullying,” said the fleet, who also carries his grandson Nelson Mandela Mandla Mandela and Rima Hassan, a member of the European Parliament of Galelos-Palaistinian European Parliament.
Spain’s digital transformation minister, Oscar Lopez, urged the goal not to cross Israel’s declared exclusion zone, expanding 150 nautical miles from Gaza.

“Our message to the fleet was clear: Do not enter this zone,” he told Spanish public television, adding that Spain’s naval escort would not go to the exclusion area.

Italy also urged activists to “stop now”, as its frigate also stopped at the 150-Nautical mile, transmitting radio messages to the activists’ boats asking them to leave their mission.

Activists said Spain and Italy’s decision were an attempt to “sabotage” their efforts.

South Africa called for “absolute retention and attention against any unilateral actions that could escalate the situation or endanger human life.”

He said that “safety, security and natural integrity of all unarmed participants in the center, including the citizens of South Africa, is of the utmost importance”.

In a joint statement, Italy and Greece appealed to the Israeli authorities to “guarantee the security and integrity of Glotilla’s participants”.

Rome and Athens also urged the goal of “abstaining from any initiative that could take advantage of those who still reject peace”.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said activists “do not represent a risk or threat to Israel” and hope that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin “The Netanyahu government will not be a threat to this fleet.”

Speaking before a European Council meeting on Wednesday, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called on activists to stop their journey, saying that it could endanger the latest proposed Gaza peace plan, which is still under negotiation.

“In view of a historical opportunity, I cannot understand perseverance in an initiative that carries elements of danger and irresponsibility,” he said.