MARMARIS, TURKIYE: Ships from the Global Sumud Flotilla set sail for a third time on Thursday from southern Turkiye, after earlier attempts to deliver aid to Gaza were intercepted by Israel in international waters. The flotilla had previously departed from Spain on April 12, but Israeli forces intercepted vessels in the group, taking more than 100 pro-Palestinian activists to Crete and detaining two others in Israel.

Dozens of boats carrying activists and aid for Palestinians set sail from Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. It's the latest attempt to break Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza.

Dozens of ships set sail from southwestern Turkey as part of a Gaza-bound aid flotilla on Thursday, an organizer told AFP.“Around 50 ships sailed from

A Global Sumud Flotilla será a terceira iniciativa do tipo em um ano em busca de romper o bloqueio israelense ao enclave

Una cinquantina di imbarcazione sono partite da Marmaris

More than 50 vessels departed from Marmaris on Thursday in what organizers call the final leg of their journey to Gaza. On April 30, Israeli forces intercepted a previous flotilla…

MARMARIS, TURKIYE: Ships from the Global Sumud Flotilla set sail for a third time on Thursday from southern Turkiye, after earlier attempts to deliver aid to Gaza were…

Dozens of boats carrying activists and aid for Palestinians set sail from Turkey's Mediterranean coast on Thursday in the latest attempt to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza –…

The first vessels of the Global Sumud Flotilla set sail on Thursday from the Turkish Mediterranean port of Marmaris in a new attempt to break the Israeli blockade on the Gaza…

Israeli media reported on Thursday that the Israeli navy is “preparing to confront” ships belonging to the Global Sumud Flotilla, which sailed from the Turkish Mediterranean city…