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On Sunday, Malta offered the reform of a humanitarian aid ship heading to Gaza, targeting on Friday, in an attack suspected of the residents to be behind.
Maltese Prime Minister Robert Abella asked the Freedom Fleet coalition seeking to break the Israeli siege on Gaza to allow the damage to the damage to the ship “Connsion” to determine the nature of the necessary reforms.
Reforms will take place at sea if possible, otherwise the ship will be transported under Malta’s management to the mainland of the island to make the necessary reforms that the Maltese authorities will pay its costs.
“In order to allow a ship, whatever it is, to enter the Maltese water, the administration should be in the hands of the Maltese authorities, especially when it comes to a ship without a banner and without insurance,” Abella said.
During an online conference, members of the coalition said that the Kunsense ship, including the Swedish environmental activist Gretta Tonberg, said they gave the green light to the inspection process.
“It is a bad offer from the Maltese government, as long as they guarantee that Coneshen will not stop when she tried to start the mission of humanitarian assistance to Gaza,” said Brazilian activist Thiago Avila.
Activists pointed out that the ship does not raise the banner of any country because the government of the Palau state in the Pacific region announced its withdrawal of its registration on Friday, on the day of the attack, and stressed that they made their power to comply with international law.
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Activists, the “Freedom Fleet”, revealed that they were “suspected” that Israel would be behind the attack on the ship, which did not result in any wounded, while relief services in Cyprus said that the island authorities had informed it of the strike of an Israeli march. Israel has often carried out intelligence operations outside its borders, especially since the war in Gaza began, but it only recognizes it.
The “Conceance” ship includes activists from several countries, most notably Turkey, who are participating in what they say is “a task to challenge the illegal and deadly Israeli siege of Gaza, and to introduce life -saving aid that there is an urgent need for it.”
Since March 2, Israel has prohibited any aid to enter Gaza, and has resumed its military operations in the Strip since March 18, ending a truce that lasted for about two months in its continuous war on the besieged sector.