Summary
Activists deported from Israel claimed that Israeli forces mistreated Greta Thunberg during a crackdown on a Gaza aid flotilla. The activists alleged various forms of mistreatment, including being denied basic needs and being forced into degrading actions. Israel's government denied these allegations, stating detainees were treated according to the law.
Key Facts
- Several activists, including Greta Thunberg, were deported from Israel after participating in a Gaza aid flotilla.
- Activists from multiple countries, such as Turkey, the United States, and Italy, traveled on the flotilla to deliver aid to Gaza.
- Some activists accused Israeli forces of mistreating Thunberg and denying detainees food, water, and medical care.
- The flotilla aimed to break Israel's blockade of Gaza and provide aid to its residents.
- Israel's foreign ministry rejected the claims of mistreatment, asserting detainees were given food, water, and legal access.
- Over 450 people were detained when the Israeli navy intercepted the flotilla.
- Critics of Israel say the blockade of Gaza affects 2.3 million residents during ongoing conflicts.
