Israel says abducted Gaza-bound aid flotilla activists will be taken to Greece
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said on Thursday that activists on board the aid vessels bound for Gaza detained by Israel’s military on international waters will be taken to Greece. “In coordination with the Green government, the civilians who were transferred from the flotilla vessels to the Israeli vessel will be brought ashore in Greece in the coming hours,” Saar wrote on X, thanking the Greek government “for its willingness to receive the flotilla participants.
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