Flotilla with Greta Thunberg Returned to Port: Israel Threatens Arrests.

According to inkorr.com: A group of activists, including Swedish eco-activist Greta Thunberg, was unable to continue its journey to Gaza due to bad weather conditions along with a humanitarian aid flotilla. According to information from the Global Sumud Flotilla project, about 20 vessels set sail from Barcelona on August 31, aiming to break the maritime blockade of the Gaza Strip.

However, due to bad weather, the journey was halted, and the flotilla returned to port. It is currently unknown if further attempts will be made to reach Gaza by sea. Representatives of the organization noted that the decision to turn back was made to ensure the safety and well-being of the expedition participants.

“We made this decision to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants and to guarantee the success of our mission.”

Israel has established a maritime blockade to prevent the supply of weapons to Hamas in the Gaza Strip. As reported by Israel Hayom, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has developed an action plan regarding the activists. Under this plan, participants may be arrested, and their vessels confiscated.

Potential Consequences for Activists

If activists attempt to cross into the prohibited zone, they may find themselves in an Israeli terrorist prison - in Ktzzi'ot or Damon. The basis for such actions will be violations of military control regulations and connections with terrorist organizations.

The humanitarian aid flotilla, which included Greta Thunberg, was forced to return to port due to bad weather. Israel is also preparing for possible contact with the activists and may detain them if they attempt to break the maritime blockade to Gaza.

This event highlights the complexity and danger of humanitarian missions in regions where there are political and military tensions. It remains unknown whether the activists will make another attempt to reach Gaza, and how the Israeli authorities will respond to further actions. The issue of humanitarian aid in such conflicts remains relevant and prompts discussion on the international stage.