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Claire McNab

3 weeks ago • •

Claire McNab
3 weeks ago • •

Brave #Israeli armed forces again heroically attacked ships of unarmed civilians in international waters, near #Crete. #GlobalSumudFotilla
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#Gaza #Palestine #NormalIslandNews #satire

Israel intercepts flotilla near Crete to save Palestinian children from food and medicine.

#satire #palestine #Gaza #israeli #normalislandnews #crete #globalsumudfotilla

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screenshot of a social media post from "Normal Island News" containing a lengthy text-based update.

Normal Island News 1m ... Israel says it has intercepted a flotilla of 22 boats near Crete and detained 178 terrorists under suspicion of attempting to supply food and medicine to Palestinian children. The interception took place in international waters, but maritime law states that Israel has the right to piracy anywhere in the world.

The Global Sumud Flotilla set sail a couple of weeks ago with a total of 58 58 vessels. Hopefully, this means Israel blew the other 36 vessels out of the water like fishing boats off the Gaza coast. This latest operation actually took place 600 miles off the Gaza coast, but strangely, it has not been condemned by most western governments because interceptions are only wrong when Iran defends its waters.

Disgracefully, the flotilla organisers said their goal was to open a permanent humanitarian corridor, but they should know the only waters we're we're interested in opening are in the Strait of Hormuz. Blockades anywhere else are completely fine which explains why there is no talk of an international coalition to end Israel's siege.

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