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Greta Thunberg and Activists Set Sail for Gaza to Deliver Humanitarian Aid

Greta Thunberg and 11 activists embark on a mission to deliver aid to Gaza, aiming to raise awareness of the humanitarian crisis.


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Greta Thunberg and 11 activists have set sail from Catania, Italy, aboard the Madleen, aiming to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza and raise awareness of the ongoing crisis. The mission, organized by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, follows a previous attempt that was thwarted by a drone attack. The crew includes actor Liam Cunningham and MEP Rima Hassan, who has been barred from entering Israel. Thunberg emphasized the urgency of their mission, stating that silence in the face of the crisis is more dangerous than their journey. The activists expect to reach Gaza in seven days, if unimpeded.

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The articles highlight activists' determination to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza despite significant challenges and risks.

They emphasize the commitment to raising awareness about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

The tone reflects a moderately positive view of the activists' efforts amidst a complex political situation.

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"…The voyage comes after another vessel operated by the group, the Conscience, was hit by two drones just outside Maltese territorial waters in early May."

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