Numerous activists aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla have accused Israel of providing little food and water, putting them in cells “infested with bugs,” following Israel’s interception of the fleets.
Numerous activists aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla have accused Israel of providing little food and water, putting them in cells “infested with bugs,” following Israel’s interception of the fleets.
Flotilla spokesperson Saif Abukeshek on Wednesday said in a social media update that 13 vessels had been intercepted so far, while around 30 others remained at sea, determined to continue their journey to Gaza. “They are motivated, and they are doing everything within their hand to break this siege by early morning,” he said.