AFPSix activists who detained Israel after their boat was intercepted in a way to try to break the Israeli naval blockade of Gaza is deported, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed.
Earlier, the Israeli Group for Human Rights Adalah said they were transferred to Ben Gurion Airport “after more than 72 hours in Israeli custody after illegal fleet interception in Madleen freedom in international waters”.
Adalah, who provided legal advice to activists, said that two other ones left in Israeli custody on the ship, as they were waiting for deportation on Friday.
Among those who went to Thursday was Rome Hassan, a French-Palestinian member of the European Parliament.
In the post in KS, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced: “six more passengers from” Selfie Iacht “, including Rome Hassan, on the way from Israel.
“Goodbye – and don’t forget to take yourself selfish before you leave,” he added.
The post also showed images of activists that fall into and then sit on a plane.
The post at Hassan’s KS account said that she left the prison and called people to meet in Paris “Place de la Republica at 21:00 (20:00 BST).
The other five activists who were deported by Mark Van Rennes from the Netherlands, Suaib Ordo from Turkey, Iasemin Acar from Germany, Thiago Avila from Brazil and Revised VIARD from France, Adalah said.
Organization of law announced that two other people have yet to be deported Pascal Maurieras and Yanis Mhamdi’s journalist, and French citizens. It is said that they are still in custody in Givon prison and was expected to be deported on Friday afternoon.
In the statement, he issued before six deported, Adalah said, “While in custody, volunteers were exposed to harassment, criminal measures and aggressive treatments, and two volunteers were held during the only period in solitude.”
Added, “Adalah calls for immediate release of all eight volunteers and for their safe passage to their home countries. Their constant detention and forced deportation are illegal and part of the lasting violations of international law from Israel.”
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs has previously said that the signing of deportation documents would face court proceedings to deport them, in accordance with Israeli law.
A group of 12 people sailed on Yacht Madleen when they intercepted Israeli authorities on Monday, about 185 km (115 km) west of Gaza.
The expedition, organized by the Fleetilla Fleetilla (FFC) coalition, aimed to submit a “symbolic” amount of aid to Gaza in Prkos Israel’s blockade and to highlight the humanitarian crisis there.
At that time, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejected it as “Selfie Yacht” carrying “less than one help truck”.
After the activist detention, four, including Swedish activist Greta Thunberg and two French citizensagreed to deport immediately.
Upon arrival in France, Thunberg accused the Israeli authorities to hate their other activists on the boat while in international waters.
The Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that unauthorized attempts to violate his garage blockade “dangerous, illegal and undermining ongoing humanitarian efforts”.
He added to transport help to the FFC Boat, which included the formula and medicine of the baby, transferred to Gaza “through real humanitarian channels”.
Otherwise, activists planning to join the Pro-Palestinian Mars from Egypt to the border of South Gaza stopped at the airport in Cairo on Thursday, the organized group said.
Global March Gaza said about 170 people faced “delay and deportation” at the airport.
“Our legal services are working on these cases, because we have all complied with all legal requirements for Egyptian authorities,” it was said.
The Ministry of Interior of Egypt did not comment on arrests. Her Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on Wednesday that the previous approval of state bodies was needed to the Gaza border area.
Mart aims to start starting from El Arish in the north of Egypt on Friday with the aim of reaching the Egyptian side of the Rafe border with Gaza, Sunday, Global March in Gaza said. The goal is to challenge Israel’s blockage of humanitarian aid.
About 1,500 PRO-Palestinian demonstrators also traveled in a convoy with several vehicles from Tunisia through Libya, and also aimed to enter Egypt to travel on a tread limit.
Israel and Egypt were managed by a gauze block since 2007. year, when Hamas took control of territory by transferring its rivals, a year after the conquest of legislative elections.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz invited Egypt to prevent what he called “the arrival of jihadistic demonstrators in the border of Egypt-Israel”.
Getti imagesIsrael has stopped all the deliveries of humanitarian aid and commercial supplies and continued his military offensive for two weeks later, knocking down a two-month ceasefire with Hamas.
They said that the steps were intended to put the pressure on the group still in Gaza, but the UN warned that the UN was facing 2.1 million population with catastrophic hunger levels due to food results due to food results due to food results.
Three weeks ago, Israel has launched an extended offensive to take control of all areas of Gaza. He also partially softened the blockade, allowing the “basic” amount of food.
Israel is now a priority to distribution through the Humanitarian Foundation of Gaza, which returns along with the United States. UN groups and other aids refuse to cooperate with the new system, saying that it is contrary to humanitarian principles of neutrality, impartiality and independence.
It has been 20 months since Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to the cross-border attack on Hamas’ 7. October 2023. year, about 1,200 people were killed, and 251 was around which was killed 251.
At least 55,207 people were killed in Gaza, since then, according to the territory of the Hamas Ministry of Health.
