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October 2, 2025

News Desk

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

September 9, 2025

News Desk

Gaza Flotilla ‘hit by drone’ in Tunisia

The Global Sumudlla (GSF) for Gaza said on Tuesday that one of its main boats attacked a drone in a port in Tunisia, though the six passengers and the crew were safe. The Portuguese boat, which transports the Glotilla Managing Committee, was damaged by fire on the main deck and below the deck storage, GSF said in a statement. A video shared by the GSF on X occupied the moment “the family boat was hit over”, showing a glamorous object that goes down the boat, followed by smoke from the impact. After the attack, dozens of people gathered outside the

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