Many countries condemned the Israeli naval forces intercepting the ships of the “Global Resilience Fleet”, consisting of more than 40 automatic and legitimate boats, with more than 450 humanitarian workers from 44 countries.
Participants say they are seeking to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, which was exhausted by the war, and to protest the Israeli military campaign in the besieged sector.
The organizers of the World Al -Samoud Fleet said today, Thursday, that the Israeli forces intercepted 14 boats on board foreign activists and aid to Gaza, but a system that follows the fleet showed that 23 boats continued to sail towards the Palestinian sector destroyed by the war.
Among the passengers participating in this move and whose boats were subjected to Swedish activist Gretta Tonberg, who appeared in a video published by the Israeli authorities, as they collect a personal arrogance surrounded by armed men.
The “Global Al -Samoud Fleet” announced Thursday morning that it continues its journey to the Palestinian territories, despite the Israeli Navy’s objection to a number of its boats on Wednesday evening.
Israel announced on Thursday that it would have gone to all activists who were on board the “Global Resilience Fleet” ships that the Israeli naval forces had to Europe.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry reported on Wednesday that its forces had arrested “several ships”, while the spokesman for the active fleet Saif Abu Kishek said that the number of 13 boats was carrying 200 people in total.
International condemnation to intercept the fleet
Below is the most prominent international positions condemning Israel’s objection to the ships of the resilience fleet in the Mediterranean, and it came as follows:
The Malaysian Foreign Ministry condemned the “aggressive actions by the Israeli forces” against the fleet, and called for the immediate and unconditional release of the crew, including 12 Malaysia, as well as the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza without obstacles.
The Pakistani Prime Minister strongly condemns the Israeli attack on the “Global Resilience Fleet”
Colombia decided to expel the remaining Israeli mission in the country after the “steadfast fleet” intercepted.
The United Nations Human Rights Association in the Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albranzi, confirmed that the kidnapping of activists is illegal, and described the silence of Western governments as “shame and collusion.”
The French Foreign Ministry called on Israel to ensure the safety of the participants and provide them with consular protection.
The Swiss Foreign Ministry stressed that any intervention must adhere to the principles of “necessity and proportion”, while ensuring passenger security.
The Turkish Foreign Ministry strongly condemned what it described as the “terrorist attack” of the Israeli navy.
The Spanish Foreign Ministry said it was following the situation, and confirmed that its consulates in the region are in the case of preparedness.
The Belgian Foreign Ministry called on Israel to respect international and maritime law, and to ensure the safety of ships.
The Irish Foreign Ministry described the fleet’s objection as worrying, and called for respect for the rights of those on board in accordance with international law.
The British Foreign Ministry expressed its “great concern” over Israel’s objection to the fleet of international aid to Gaza, adding that it made it clear to Israel the need to resolve the situation safely.
Other international positions
South African President Cyril Ramabosa said Thursday that Israel’s objection to the global resilience fleet of Gaza is a “serious crime” against “solidarity and global feelings aimed at alleviating suffering” in the sector, adding that the objection confirms Israel’s continuous violation of international law.
Spain summoned the list of the business of the Israeli embassy in Madrid on Thursday after the Israeli naval forces intercepted the aid fleet, according to Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albaris, noting that 65 Spanish were on board the fleet.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, strongly condemned the attack by Israel recently on the “Global Resilience Fleet”, describing it as “eclipse” work.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said, on Thursday, that he would ask for the help of the Middle East leaders and other allies, including US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, to ensure the release of 23 Malaysia, who were detained by Israel, who were on the ships of the fleet.
