High Seas Showdown: Global Outcry Follows Israel's Interception of Gaza Flotilla
Israel faces international backlash after intercepting a flotilla headed for Gaza, carrying aid and activists including Greta Thunberg. The action drew criticism from figures like Turkish President Erdogan and sparked protests globally. Activists, set to be deported, highlighted ongoing tensions surrounding Israel's Gaza blockade.

In a controversial move, Israel faced international criticism for intercepting a flotilla carrying aid and activists, including Greta Thunberg, bound for Gaza. The flotilla, consisting of over 40 boats, aimed to deliver humanitarian aid despite Israel's blockade.
Prominent international figures, including Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, condemned Israel's actions, viewing it as a harsh response to a peaceful mission. The flotilla's interception has ignited protests worldwide, emphasizing the ongoing tension over the Gaza blockade.
The activists, who are to be deported, raised alarms about their well-being while underscoring the humanitarian challenges faced by Palestinians in Gaza. Israel maintains that the blockade is necessary for security reasons, but the event has spotlighted global disapproval of the blockade.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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