Overview
- More than 340 of roughly 470 detainees from the convoy have been repatriated since Saturday, with new groups landing in Barcelona, Madrid and Bilbao.
- The Catalan government says no Catalan participants remain in Israeli custody after the second group arrived in Barcelona late Monday.
- One Spanish activist identified as Reyes Rigo remains held in Israel with extended detention on an alleged assault for biting a prison official at Ketziot.
- Israel’s embassy rejects reports of abuse as false and part of a disinformation campaign, saying the boarding followed international norms and detainees’ rights were respected.
- Returning participants describe physical and psychological mistreatment, denial of medication and “low‑impact” torture, and organizers say they will file legal complaints; large crowds greeted arrivals and a Spanish Air Force A‑400 assisted repatriations.