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Greta Thunberg deported from Israel after Gaza boat seized — Reuters
Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg was deported from Israel on Tuesday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said, the day after the Israeli navy prevented her and a group of fellow pro-Palestinian activists from sailing to Gaza.
Israel did exactly what they wanted them to do so the journey was a 100% success.View attachment 29491
Greta Thunberg deported from Israel after Gaza boat seized — Reuters
Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg was deported from Israel on Tuesday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said, the day after the Israeli navy prevented her and a group of fellow pro-Palestinian activists from sailing to Gaza.apple.news
From both sides. She got her publicity, Israel got her out the door.
Do the math. Deport by jet, return by boat. Works for Israel.
Israel did exactly what they wanted them to do so the journey was a 100% success.Yes, pretty much another act in the circus.
Greta Thunberg has left Israel on a flight to France after reportedly refusing to watch video footage of the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel.
Thunberg departed Tel Aviv on Tuesday morning on a flight to France after she agreed to be deported, the Israeli foreign ministry said.
France said five of the six French citizens detained alongside her had refused to sign their deportation orders and would now be subject to judicial proceedings.
The Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC), the activist group operating the yacht The Madleen, has demanded the immediate release of everyone detained. Oh well…
The FFC confirmed in a statement on Monday night that all 12 had reached Ashdod and that it expected any who refused to be deported to be transferred to a detention facility in Ramle, near Tel Aviv.
Israel's foreign ministry said the token amount of aid, which includes baby formula and medicine, would be transferred to Gaza "through real humanitarian channels".
"We continue to demand the immediate release of all volunteers and the return of the stolen aid. Their kidnapping is unlawful and a violation of international law," the Freedom Flotilla Coalition added.
When the Madleen set “sail” from Italy on 1 June, the FFC said it was "carrying humanitarian aid and international human rights defenders in direct defiance of Israel's illegal and genocidal blockade".
The Israeli foreign ministry called it a "gimmick". It also insisted the blockade was "consistent with international law", and that unauthorised attempts to breach it were "dangerous, unlawful, and undermine ongoing humanitarian efforts".
On Sunday, Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said the maritime blockade was necessary to prevent the smuggling of weapons to Hamas.
Israel and Egypt imposed a land, sea and air blockade on Gaza when Hamas seized control of the territory in 2007 by ousting its rivals, a year after winning legislative elections.
2006 Palestinian legislative election - Wikipedia
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Not sure what’s happening with the quote function, but Greta was in and out, didn’t have to acknowledge there’s at least two sides to the story, and it didn’t take 600+ days. I hope everyone was taking notes…
Ecco-friendly air drops over a war zone by the Friendly Floatation Foundation or whatever? That should be entertaining.
Im picturing scenes from “Air America”…
Why not watch? I'd love to see the footage of tanks turned on a kibbutz, helicopters turning 74 vehicles full of hostages into bloody Swiss cheese and festival attendees shot in the back as they ran for cover by the IDF.
I've see a fair chunk of it. Both sides have years worth of footage in 4 and now 8K that neither can put a lid on but scrub what they can.
SANCTIONS: The U.K., Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Norway announced that they are imposing sanctions on Israeli ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, for inciting violence against Palestinians in the West Bank." In a joint statement, the five countries charged Ben-Gvir and Smotrich with inciting "extremist violence and serious abuses of Palestinian human rights."
The statement added that "the Israeli Government must uphold its obligations under international law, and we call on it to take meaningful action to end extremist, violent and expansionist rhetoric."
The sanctions apply to Ben-Gvir and Smotrich in a personal capacity and are not a direct sanction of the Israeli government, according to the foreign ministries, who also stated that their work with the Israeli government to promote a cease-fire deal will continue.
Though the sanctions relate primarily to the West Bank, the announcement noted that "this cannot be seen in isolation from the catastrophe in Gaza," adding: "We continue to be appalled by the immense suffering of civilians, including the denial of essential aid. There must be no unlawful transfer of Palestinians from Gaza or within the West Bank, nor any reduction in the territory of the Gaza Strip. We want to see a reconstructed Gaza no longer run by Hamas and a political pathway to a two-state solution."
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar called the decision "unacceptable," and said he and PM Netanyahu would decide on their response next week.
The statement added that "the Israeli Government must uphold its obligations under international law, and we call on it to take meaningful action to end extremist, violent and expansionist rhetoric."
The sanctions apply to Ben-Gvir and Smotrich in a personal capacity and are not a direct sanction of the Israeli government, according to the foreign ministries, who also stated that their work with the Israeli government to promote a cease-fire deal will continue.
Though the sanctions relate primarily to the West Bank, the announcement noted that "this cannot be seen in isolation from the catastrophe in Gaza," adding: "We continue to be appalled by the immense suffering of civilians, including the denial of essential aid. There must be no unlawful transfer of Palestinians from Gaza or within the West Bank, nor any reduction in the territory of the Gaza Strip. We want to see a reconstructed Gaza no longer run by Hamas and a political pathway to a two-state solution."
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar called the decision "unacceptable," and said he and PM Netanyahu would decide on their response next week.
Thunberg, 22, arrived in Paris a day after the Israeli navy prevented her and a group of fellow pro-Palestinian activists from “sailing” to Gaza.
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??? Are lithium ion batteries now “good” for the environment when disposed of in the oceans? If so, that creates an interesting solution for burning auto carrier ships….or is the environment just so…last year now???
(YouTube & 'Ditch the phones!' Greta Thunburg's crew throws their cellphones overboard before IDF boards)
Anyway, Eight of the 12 activists refused to sign deportation papers and are being detained pending a court hearing. Thunberg and three others signed the documents (that she says she didn’t sign) and are now on a flight out of Israel…with Greta in Paris this morning so….?
'I do more good outside of Israel than if I am forced to stay here for a few weeks,' Thunberg said, according to Moatasem Zedan, a spokesperson for the human rights group Adalah who is providing legal representation to the activists.
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Sweden's Greta Thunberg says she was kidnapped in international waters — Reuters
Greta Thunberg on Tuesday accused Israel of kidnapping her and her fellow pro-Palestinian activists in international waters, saying she declined to sign a document stating she entered the country illegally prior to being deported.
??? Are lithium ion batteries now “good” for the environment when disposed of in the oceans? If so, that creates an interesting solution for burning auto carrier ships….or is the environment just so…last year now???
Anyway, Eight of the 12 activists refused to sign deportation papers and are being detained pending a court hearing. Thunberg and three others signed the documents (that she says she didn’t sign) and are now on a flight out of Israel…with Greta in Paris this morning so….?
'I do more good outside of Israel than if I am forced to stay here for a few weeks,' Thunberg said, according to Moatasem Zedan, a spokesperson for the human rights group Adalah who is providing legal representation to the activists.
Greta Thunberg 'REFUSED to watch footage of October 7 atrocities'
The crew of The Madleen ship, who had planned to sail to Gaza to deliver aid, were scooped up by Israeli Navy boats well before they reached shore yesterday and towed to the port of Ashdod
Oh…missed this earlier in Pallywood Theatre:
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(YouTube & The Madleen crew were forced by the IOF to throw their phones into the sea)
…& Now we know why the Floatation Friends Commission or whatever all had their life jackets on and hands in the air and laptops and cell phones in the ocean (well, sea actually) BEFORE even being boarded. The IOF made them do it!! Cool spin on reality.
Here’s without the dramatic music so you can actually hear what’s happening.
(YouTube & 'Ditch the phones!' Greta Thunburg's crew throws their cellphones overboard before IDF boards)
Laptop’s too! Wouldn’t want to forget those…
(YouTube & Sweden’s Greta Thunberg says she was ‘kidnapped’ in international waters )
No “I’m the King of the World!” selfies? How Dare they!?!
(I bet this is Israel’s fault somehow too)
The Madleen crew were forced by the IOF to throw their phones into the sea
Moments before IOF interception, the Madleen crew—activists including Greta Thunberg and MEP Rima Hassan—were ordered to toss their phones into the sea.Weari...
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…& Now we know why the Floatation Friends Commission or whatever all had their life jackets on and hands in the air and laptops and cell phones in the ocean (well, sea actually) BEFORE even being boarded. The IOF made them do it!! Cool spin on reality.
(YouTube & 'Ditch the phones!' Greta Thunburg's crew throws their cellphones overboard before IDF boards)
Laptop’s too! Wouldn’t want to forget those…
No “I’m the King of the World!” selfies? How Dare they!?!
(I bet this is Israel’s fault somehow too)
Is the 50000 based on this in 2023?
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50,000 women pregnant in Gaza amid ‘decimation’ of its health system
WHO chief says the enclave’s infrastructure is being destroyed as UN agency warns of soaring healthcare needs.
Jewish outrage at RCMP war-crimes probe of Canadian IDF soldiers
Hillel Neuer, the Montreal-born executive director of UN Watch, said the investigation is 'nothing less than a moral inversion'Author of the article:
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Published Jun 09, 2025
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The RCMP’s “structural investigation” into whether Canadian citizens serving with the Israel Defense Forces in Gaza may have committed war crimes has sparked outrage in the Jewish community and its leaders, who accuse Ottawa of political targeting.
“It’s funny how law enforcement in our cities have watched tens of thousands of people illegally protest and harass Jews while the RCMP tells us they want to play global cop and pour resources into finding bogeyman crimes,” said Toronto-based Israel Ellis, whose son Eitan is an Israeli soldier guarding a humanitarian corridor in Gaza.
After a flurry of media reports, the RCMP said in a statement on June 4 that it began investigating in early 2024 whether Canadian citizens were in contravention of this country’s Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Act.
The force said it wasn’t a criminal investigation, but to “collect, preserve and assess information” that included “open-source material and voluntary submissions.” The data may be used in the future, if it meets the legal threshold for prosecution.
The RCMP statement did not specify any group, entity, or army by name — such as Israel Defense Forces (IDF), Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Abu Shabab, PFLP, Muslim Brotherhood, or others, who are fighting in the conflict in and around Israel. But multiple Jewish groups contacted by the National Post said the announcement seemed politically targeted at Canadians who have fought for the IDF.
Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, president of Israel-based Shurat HaDin – Israel Law Center, said the Mounties have made an “unprecedented decision.”
Jewish outrage at RCMP war-crimes probe of Canadian IDF soldiers
Hillel Neuer, the Montreal-born executive director of UN Watch, said the investigation is “nothing less than a moral inversion."
What he said.
I don’t know. Is it? I’m still laughing at Greta, it’s the middle of the work-week, & I catch up on news/current events in mornings on weekends waiting on the Robaxicet set to kick in so I can go be physically productive.Is the 50000 based on this in 2023?
50,000 women pregnant in Gaza amid ‘decimation’ of its health system
WHO chief says the enclave’s infrastructure is being destroyed as UN agency warns of soaring healthcare needs.
I'm still laughing at Netanyahu’s partners Ben-Givr and Smotrich being sanctioned and labelled terrorists for being terrorists.