Summary
Greta Thunberg's aid flotilla arrived in Tunisia on its way to Gaza, carrying supplies and activists. The group aims to deliver aid to Palestinians in Gaza despite challenges and opposition from Israeli authorities. The flotilla will stay in Tunisia for a few days before continuing its journey.
Key Facts
- Greta Thunberg's boat, part of an aid flotilla, stopped in Tunisia on its way to Gaza.
- The flotilla includes 350 pro-Palestinian activists and is carrying aid for Gaza.
- Large crowds welcomed the group in Tunisia, supporting their mission.
- Thunberg spoke about the urgent need to address the situation in Gaza.
- Israel has denied claims of a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, blaming other parties.
- A UN-backed body reported famine in Gaza, attributing it to Israel's restrictions on aid.
- The flotilla aims to "break Israel's illegal siege on Gaza," according to organizers.
- The mission faced previous challenges, including an intercepted attempt by Israeli forces.
