‘Governments continue to fail’: Freedom Flotilla sails again, vowing to challenge Israel’s Gaza blockade

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The Freedom Flotilla Coalition announced a new effort to break Israel's blockade of Gaza, with ships sailing from European ports for a planned attempt to reach the territory in October. The coalition stated this mission will proceed despite past violence against volunteers, aiming to deliver humanitarian aid and challenge the ongoing blockade.

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The Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) has announced a new international effort to break Israel's blockade of Gaza, with ships sailing between European ports before a planned attempt to reach the besieged Palestinian territory in October. The FFC said its latest mission would go ahead despite the violence and torture meted out to flotilla volunteers on previous attempts, including severe beatings, repeated tasering and sexual assault.

‘Governments continue to fail’: Freedom Flotilla sails again, vowing to challenge Israel’s Gaza blockade

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