Overview
- About 160 participants from the Global Sumud Flotilla, including Greta Thunberg, arrived in Athens on a flight coordinated with Israel, according to Greece’s Foreign Ministry.
- Passengers included activists from 15 European countries and 27 Greek citizens who had been intercepted while attempting to deliver aid to Gaza by sea.
- Some detainees, including French lawmaker Rima Hassan, alleged they were beaten in custody, while Israel’s Foreign Ministry called such claims “brazen lies.”
- Roughly 138 members of the flotilla remain in Israeli custody or processing, with authorities having removed others from the country.
- President Donald Trump mocked Thunberg as a “troublemaker” who should “see a doctor,” and she replied on Instagram with a sarcastic message thanking him for his concern.