Sumud Flotilla to Relaunch Gaza Mission from Barcelona
The declaration was made on Thursday, highlighting renewed efforts to deliver assistance to the conflict-ravaged enclave.
“The departure will be at the initial historic departure from Barcelona, followed by Tunisia, Italy, and other Mediterranean ports, and we will sail this time at the date of March, the 29th,” Global Sumud activist Sumeyra Akdeniz Ordu stated during a livestreamed press briefing held in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Detailing the scale and composition of the upcoming voyage, Ordu emphasized the unprecedented scope of participation. “We will sail with, this time, thousands of participants, including more than a thousand doctors, nurses, health professionals … We will have medical professionals with us. We will have eco-builders with us. We will have war crimes investigators with us, which is the difference between the previous mission,” she added.
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