Left-leaning sources frame the story by consistently highlighting activist claims of illegal interception and alleged mistreatment, often presenting these details before or more extensively than Israeli denials. They emphasize the humanitarian mission of the flotilla and the "genocide" narrative, lending credibility to activist perspectives through selective language and prominent placement of their allegations and supporters' reactions.

"The incident was the second such event in recent days, after Israel intercepted about 40 vessels and detained more than 450 activists in an aid convoy, the Global Sumud Flotilla, that was also attempting to deliver supplies to Gaza."

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"Israeli authorities have strongly rejected the claims, reiterating that the detainees’ rights had been respected throughout their detention."

PBS NewsHour

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"The 22-year-old was allegedly abused by Israeli forces while in detention."

Al Jazeera

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"The activist arrived in Greece alongside other members of the Global Sumud Flotilla after they were deported from Israel."

Al Jazeera

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Right-leaning sources frame this story by consistently portraying Greta Thunberg and the flotilla as failures, deceptive, and hypocritical. They employ loaded language, sarcasm, and selective emphasis on internal conflicts and alleged lies to discredit the activists. The narrative is structured to undermine their credibility and dismiss their actions as a "PR stunt," rather than engaging with their stated motivations.

"Thunberg and her comrades lied about the treatment she received at the hands of Israel, claiming she was put in a bedbug-infested cell, forced to hold an Israeli flag, and made to sit on hard surfaces."

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