Smalls entered the public eye in 2022 after successfully founding a labor union at a Staten Island Amazon factory, garnering ...

According to Channel 12, those on the flotilla reported seeing a drone circling above them as vessels approached the ship.

A pair of Aussie activists have touched down in Sydney after they spent several weeks in Israeli Defence Forces custody after a failed mission to supply food and aid to the starving people of Gaza.

The Flotilla Freedom Coalition claimed that Israeli troops intercepted and boarded the boat in international waters, while ...

Thunberg had set sail from Sicily on June 1 on the Madleen, part of the Freddom Flotilla coaltion, loaded with food and medical supplies for Gaza, according to The Times of Israel.

Israel’s foreign ministry released an image of Greta Thunberg being offered bread after her arrest at sea off the coast of Gaza, June 9, 2025. (Israeli Foreign Ministry handout) Philissa Cramer The ...

Crew of Handala, which includes several activists and journalists, warn they will hunger strike if Israel stops them from reaching Strip; IDF says it will enforce maritime blockade The post IDF ...

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) detained Greta Thunberg and other activists off the coast of the Gaza Strip after she attempted to sail to the territory in an aid vessel, The Associated Press ...

Livestream by those aboard Handala shows Navy forces boarding vessel 100 km west of Strip; Israel to deport hunger ...

Environmental activist Greta Thunberg was intercepted by Israeli forces while attempting to sail to Gaza on a humanitarian mission. While Greta claims Israel “kidnapped” her, Israel says the ...

Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) trolled Swedish activist Greta Thunberg Monday by posting a photo of her in front of the Israeli flag after she was detained aboard a ship attempting ...

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) detained Greta Thunberg and other activists off the coast of the Gaza Strip after she attempted to sail to the territory in an aid vessel, The Associated Press ...