Chris Smalls, the co-founder and former president of the Amazon Labor Union, says he’s not done fighting for Palestine’s ...

Activist Greta Thunberg and crew stand aboard the aid ship Madleen, which left the Italian port of Catania on June 1 to travel to Gaza to deliver humanitarian aid, in this picture released on June ...

Israel has deported Swedish activist Greta Thunberg and three others, after seizing the Madleen, the Gaza-bound humanitarian aid ship on which Thunberg was sailing in a crew of 12.

Greta Thunberg was deported from Israel after the country's naval forces detained a Gaza-bound flotilla. She was sent back to Sweden while others from the Madleen refuse deportation.

An Israeli soldier passed water to those onboard the Gaza-bound, British-flagged yacht Madleen. via REUTERS “I congratulate the IDF for the quick and safe takeover of the ‘Madleen’ flotilla ...

The vessel Madleen, which is operated by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, was alerted by the European Union's Frontex border control agency and arrived at the location in the Mediterranean where it ...

8 activists from the Madleen Freedom Flotilla, refused to sign including French MEP Rima Hassan. Those who are not willing to be deported voluntarily, including Rima, will be detained for 96 ...

Israel says activists captured on the Madleen Gaza flotilla are detained at the Ben Gurion airport, facing deportation.

The Madleen ship, operated by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, set sail on June 1 with 12 activists onboard, including Thunberg, a Swedish climate campaigner, and Irish actor Liam Cunningham.

The Madleen had departed Sicily on June 1. What Happens Next? Israeli authorities have indicated that the detained activists will be processed and repatriated.

Yasemin Acar is a Berlin-based activist who was aboard the Freedom Flotilla’s ship “Madleen”, a mission followed by millions on social media, as the ship tried to break Israel’s siege of Gaza.