Col. Ann Wright introduced the upcoming “Break the Siege” Freedom Flotilla in Istanbul, Türkiye. Multiple ships are planned to sail on this emergency mission to bring humanitarian aid, break the siege, and end the blockade that has collectively punished Palestinians in Gaza for 17 years.
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Media Release April 4, 2024 The international Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) will sail in mid April with multiple vessels, carrying 5500 tons of humanitarian aid and hundreds of international human rights observers to challenge the ongoing illegal Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip. This is an emergency mission as the situation in Gaza is dire,
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Media Release April 3, 2024 The Freedom Flotilla Coalition sends our heartfelt condolences to World Central Kitchen for the loss of their aid workers, murdered by the Israeli Occupation Forces. We also send our deepest condolences to the workers’ families, friends and colleagues. This latest war crime by Israel impacts aid workers, aid organizations and
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The International Campaign to Save Gaza cargo ship leaves the Libyan port of Misrata today with a cargo of humanitarian aid bound for Gaza. The Freedom Flotilla Coalition appreciates the popular efforts in Libya, which resulted in this great achievement and were able to collect such large quantities of aid (1600 tons) for the Palestinians
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The Freedom Flotilla mission “Break the Siege” will sail in mid April. We are looking for individuals who are interested in joining the flotilla as participants, media, or medical staff. The goal of the mission is to deliver aid to the people in Gaza, but more importantly to break the illegal and inhumane siege placed
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{:en}{:en}{:en}{:en}{:en}{:en}{:en}The US-led “sea corridor” to Gaza and the current “temporary pier” proposal are cynical distractions from US complicity in Israel’s ongoing genocide, including the deliberate starvation of over 2 million Palestinian civilians. The US and its allies continue to arm and support Israel’s bombardment, displacement and denial of the necessities of life of Palestinian people
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The Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) announces our plan to sail again to challenge Israel’s unlawful and deadly siege of Gaza. In the coming weeks, a flotilla will put to sea carrying thousands of tonnes of urgently needed humanitarian aid that will be delivered directly to Palestinians in Gaza. After 17 years of a brutal blockade
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Wednesday, 24 January 2024 For Immediate Release MEDIA RELEASE: For more than 17 years successive Israeli governments – supported by Western governments and Egypt – have enforced an illegal and inhumane blockade on Gaza. Denying Palestinian people the basics of life led to 7 October 2023 where Palestinian people broke out of the Gaza ghetto.
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The Freedom Flotilla Coalition rejects the double standard and hypocrisy of the violent response to Yemeni Armed Forces’ actions in the Red Sea by the Biden Administration and its allies. The Freedom Flotilla Coalition and other civil society groups have sent dozens of boats towards Gaza since 2010. All of those boats that approached Gaza
{:en}{:en} {:en}{:en}{:en}{:en}{:en}Freedom Flotilla Coalition Wednesday, 24 January 2024 MEDIA RELEASE: The Freedom Flotilla Coalition is planning to launch a series of non-violent direct actions aimed at providing humanitarian relief and ending Israel’s illegal blockade of Gaza and occupation of Palestine. For more than 17 years, successive Israeli governments—supported by Western governments and Egypt—have sustained and
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