International Outcry Over Israeli Interception of Gaza-Bound Flotilla

Israeli forces intercepted several boats carrying foreign activists and aid bound for Gaza, sparking global condemnation. Various international figures and governments criticized the action as a violation of international law. Israel claimed safety for the passengers, while others called for immediate humanitarian relief for Gaza's people.

In a bold move that has drawn international condemnation, Israeli forces intercepted multiple boats carrying aid and foreign activists headed for Gaza. While flotilla organizers announced illegal boarding in international waters, the flotilla's journey continues, highlighting an urgent humanitarian crisis.

Critics from across the globe, including prominent figures and foreign ministries, decried the interception as a breach of international law. Greece and South Africa lead the outcry, urging Israel to allow aid into the troubled region and alleviate the suffering of Gazans.

Meanwhile, the Israeli Foreign Ministry assured that passengers would safely return to Europe, countering accusations with claims of adherence to international norms. However, global leaders continue to pressure Israel for an immediate lift of aid restrictions.

(With inputs from agencies.)