Summary
A group of volunteers on the Global Sumud Flotilla is traveling to Gaza. The volunteers, who come from various countries, are working in cramped and challenging conditions to bring attention to the humanitarian situation in Gaza. They spend their days doing chores, attending briefings, and supporting each other as they aim to raise awareness of their mission.
Key Facts
- The Global Sumud Flotilla is traveling to Gaza as part of a humanitarian mission.
- Volunteers on board come from 14 different countries and are between 24 and 73 years old.
- The boat is built for a dozen people but carries twice that number.
- Volunteers operate on a buddy system to ensure everyone gets enough rest and support.
- Food is rationed to conserve supplies, with meals consisting mostly of coffee or tea for breakfast.
- Daily tasks include cleaning, cooking, and maintenance to keep the boat functioning.
- The flotilla aims to draw attention to the situation in Gaza, where food shortages and conflict persist.
- They face potential threats from Israeli authorities, who have labeled them as "terrorists."
