EU and Its Member Nations
The Global Sumud Flotilla, a significant maritime initiative, has embarked on a 6,000-kilometer journey towards the Gaza Strip. The journey, expected to take at least two weeks, aims to bring aid and solidarity to the people of Gaza.
The flotilla has garnered support from various quarters, notably in Spain. The action is backed by the central government in Madrid, with the second deputy prime minister and minister of labor, Yolanda Díaz, expressing her appreciation for the initiative.
Yolanda Díaz has also called for the suspension of diplomatic relations with Israel, voicing her concern over the ongoing situation in the region. This call for action reflects the growing international concern over the situation in Gaza.
The Global Sumud Flotilla is expected to see the participation of activists from 44 countries. While the majority of additional boats are anticipated to come from Spain, where the flotilla started its journey from Barcelona, many more boats from other countries are expected to join the flotilla towards Gaza.
The city council of Barcelona has also lent its support to the Global Sumud Flotilla. This support from the local government underscores the grassroots backing the flotilla has received in Spain.
As the Global Sumud Flotilla sails towards Gaza, it serves as a powerful symbol of international solidarity and a call for peace and justice in the region. The journey ahead is long, but the spirit of unity and determination among the participants is unwavering.
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