Greta Thunberg's Ship Stopped by Israeli Forces Near Gaza

Greta Thunberg's Aid Ship Intercepted by Israeli Commandos off Gaza Coast On June 9th, 2025, Israeli commandos intercepted a ship carrying Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and other activists as it approached the Gaza Strip. Video footage, released by the Courier Mail, shows the commandos boarding the vessel and interacting with the passengers. The activists, many of whom were wearing life vests, appeared calm despite the unexpected encounter. The video captures a tense exchange, with audible shouts and instructions given in English and other languages. While the exact nature of the interaction remains unclear from the video alone, it shows the activists cooperating with the commandos. The footage ends with the activists waving to the camera, suggesting a relatively peaceful resolution to the incident. One activist on board, speaking in English, is heard saying, "Everything's going to be alright." This statement, while brief, provides a glimpse into the mood on the ship. Further investigation is needed to determine the full circumstances surrounding the interception and the activists' ultimate destination. The incident highlights the ongoing complexities of the situation in Gaza and the challenges faced by humanitarian aid efforts in the region. The video's release has generated significant public interest and discussion.