Key Facts
• On September 7, 2025, Greta Thunberg’s flotilla arrived in Tunisia.
• The flotilla includes 350 pro-Palestinian activists and carries humanitarian aid.
• The mission began on September 1, departing from Barcelona with 20 vessels.
• Thunberg criticized Israel for alleged genocide and hunger in Gaza.
• Israel denies these claims, blaming Hamas and aid agencies for any hunger.
• The flotilla aims to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza.
• A previous attempt in June 2025 was blocked by the Israeli military.
• The United Nations reported famine in Gaza last month, citing Israeli restrictions.
• The flotilla will expand in Tunisia, adding aid and collaborating with local teams.
• Israel has partially resumed aid deliveries to Gaza after international criticism.
Summary
Greta Thunberg and 350 pro-Palestinian activists are leading a flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza. The mission, which began on September 1 in Barcelona, reached Tunisia on September 7. Thunberg condemned Israel for alleged genocide and hunger in Gaza, accusations Israel denies, attributing issues to Hamas and aid agencies. The flotilla seeks to challenge Israel’s blockade of Gaza, which has been criticized by the United Nations for causing famine. A previous attempt in June was blocked by Israel. The flotilla will expand its mission in Tunisia before resuming its journey. Israel has recently allowed limited aid into Gaza following international pressure.
