Overview
- Organisers say multiple drones overflew the convoy, explosions were heard, and radios were jammed, with activists reporting five boats affected and no casualties.
- The Global Sumud Flotilla numbers roughly 50 vessels with participants from 44 countries carrying food and medical aid and is sailing near Greek waters toward Gaza.
- Israel has reiterated that the boats will not be allowed to reach Gaza and called on them to unload aid at Ashkelon for coordinated delivery.
- Activists previously alleged drone attacks at a Tunisian stop, a claim Tunisian authorities rejected as unfounded after a fire on one vessel.
- Internal tensions continue as Tunisian coordinator Khaled Boujemâa resigned over objections to LGBTQ participants, and Greta Thunberg left the steering committee but remains a participant.