Greta Tunberg Climate activist and actor Liam Cunningham joined the ship’s ship, which is on the way to Gaza to try to break the blockade of Israel and provide humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian population.
The ship left the Port of Katania (Sicily) this Sunday and Van board, in addition to the organization’s team, 12 activists from around the world, among which there are also Rome Hassan, descendants of the Eurodvput from the Palestinians.
“We are doing this, because even if we are against it, we must continue to try,” said Tunberg. “At a time when we stop trying, we will lose our humanity. And, regardless of how dangerous this mission is, it is not even as dangerous as the silence of the whole world before the life of the genocide. ”
Tunberg and other activists of the ship claimed that the population to follow the mission and governments of the press in order to “ask the end of the genocide and occupation in Palestine.”
The ship must arrive – if they do not stop it before – in about a week. “We are going to break the gas block at sea, but this is part of a wider mobilization strategy that will also try to break the block also on land,” said Tiago Avil, one of the organizers of the flotilla.
The Swedish activist was already on the ship a month ago in another attempt by the flotilla upon arrival in Gaza, which failed after two drones attack the boat when she was in the waters of Malta.