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On Sunday, huge crowds at the port of Tunisia gathered at Tunisia’s port to welcome Greeth Tunberg as a flotilla assistance directed in a gas moved in the port.
The Swedish climatic activist travels with 350 pro-Palestinian boats who support the help they hope to deliver Palestinians to Gaza.
Photos from Sidi Bou said that the port show of the people surrounding the age of 22 when she turned to the crowd. “We all know why they were here,” she said. “Only through the water there is a genocide, the mass starvation of the Israeli murder.”
Israel has repeatedly denied that gas was hungry and accused of any hunger of the Hamas Agency and the Help Agency.
Last month The body supported confirmed that there was hunger on the territory And the UN Humanitarian leader said it was a direct result of Israel’s “systematic obstacle”.
The French Palestinian Member of the European Parliament Rome Hassan was in the port.
“The Palestinian case is not in the hands of governments today. It is in the hearts of peoples everywhere,” she said, adding praise to those who stand with the Palestinian people in solidarity.
Flotilla organizers said the purpose of their mission is to “break the illegal siege of Israel into the newspaper” but the trip was not always smooth swimming – A previous attempt in June was intercepted by Israeli forces.
This last attempt began on Monday, when the flotilla of about 20 vessels sailed from Barcelona.
The group will now remain in Tunisia for a few days before you restore the trip to gas, Reuters reports.
“Some Flotilla ships, aimed at Gas, have reached Sidi Bou, said the port in Tunisia, where it will be expanded, uploaded by additional assistance and joined the Tunisia team at the next phase,” the Global Sumud Flotilla activists wrote on X.
The Israeli authorities characterized the preliminary attempt of Tunberg to sail into gas as an advertising trick that did not offer true humanitarian aid.
In March, he introduced a nearly three -month general blockade on the supplies that were part of the lane, saying that Hamas was covered by help. After increasing international pressure, it began to allow a limited amount of assistance to the territory.
