LONDON: Media groups have condemned the arrest of two French journalists who were on board the Gaza-bound Madleen ship, which was intercepted by the Israeli military on Monday. The journalists were identified as Yanis Mhamdi, from the independent media outlet Blast, and Omar Faiad, a reporter for Al Jazeera. In a statement, the Committee to Protect Journalists called for the immediate release of journalists who were part of the pro-Palestinian convoy of activists delivering aid to Gaza as a symbolic protest against the ongoing war and to raise awareness of the humanitarian crisis.

Israeli media says activists face detention if they fail to comply with Israeli army orders.

Madleen has 12 activists on board, including Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg. Israel has ordered its military to block the vessel.

JERUSALEM: Israeli forces seized a Gaza-bound aid boat and detained Greta Thunberg and other activists who were on board early Monday, enforcing a longstanding blockade of the…

Israeli media says activists face detention if they fail to comply with Israeli army orders.

In a statement on X, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said the vessel is en route to the country's coast and that the activists on board are expected to return to their home countries

The Madleen crew is being detained by Israeli forces after their ship was stopped close to 160km from Gaza.

The Madleen crew is being detained by Israeli forces after their ship was stopped close to 160km from Gaza.

Israel Katz congratulated the military on its 'quick and safe takeover' of the Madleen after Israeli commandos seized the vessel in international waters overnight.

The Madleen sent a strong message that the struggle to stop Israeli crimes continues.

Madleen was stopped by Israel on its way to Gaza. What happens to Greta Thunberg, Rima Hassan and other activists now?

Governments and NGOs condemn Israel’s interception of the ship in international waters.

Freedom Flotilla crew’s status unknown after being detained by Israeli commandos with aid ship seized 185km from Gaza.

The civilian ship, called the Madleen, was on a mission organized by a group that opposes the nearly two-decade-old blockade of Gaza.

Freedom Flotilla crew was detained by Israeli commandos illegally in international waters off of Gaza.

Freedom Flotilla organisers have had no contact with activists since they were ‘kidnapped’ by Israel on way to Gaza.

Freedom Flotilla crew was detained by Israeli commandos illegally in international waters off of Gaza.

Israeli forces are accused of illegally seizing the Madleen in international waters and abducting its dozen civilian passengers, including activist Greta Thunberg.

Greta Thunberg and Madleen crew are in Israeli detention as Israel kills 70 people in Gaza, including more aid seekers.

LONDON: Media groups have condemned the arrest of two French journalists who were on board the Gaza-bound Madleen boat, which was intercepted by the Israeli military on Monday.…

LONDON: Media groups have condemned the arrest of two French journalists who were on board the Gaza-bound Madleen ship, which was intercepted by the Israeli military on Monday.…