The Freedom Flotilla Will Sail to Denounce Complicity with the Genocide in Gaza
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The Freedom Flotilla Will Sail to Denounce Complicity with the Genocide in Gaza

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General7 September 2026 at 12:55

The Freedom Flotilla will sail again in October to denounce the alleged "complicity" of the international community with what it considers to be a "genocide" in Gaza. The crew of the "Freedom Flotilla. Heading to Gaza" project made the announcement reaffirming their commitment to the Palestinian cause.

The crew will knowingly assume the risk of new arrests and violence from Israel during the sailing. The organization is prepared to face the consequences of its decision to sail again toward Gaza.

The flotilla seeks to draw international attention to the situation in Palestine, accusing the international community of being complicit in the events occurring in the territory. This is not the first time the organization has carried out this type of action.

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