(Here is an interesting take... I think they might let em come ashore in Gaza and deliver the aid. How much can that little yacht carry anyway? As much as one aid truck? They might be swamped by starving people and that would make for good PR for the Zionists if Greta gets stampeded for some rice. And if not they can step back and say 'see? we let the flotilla in'. It becomes PR for the Zionists either way. The only drawback is when others see them land they will load up a real flotilla and set sail and Israel can't allow for that. But they can deal with that then with a few well placed drones. I think they might let em land. We will see.)
from Daily Sabah
An aid flotilla with 12 activists on board, including Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg, has reached the coast of Egypt and is nearing the besieged Gaza Strip, organizers said Saturday.
The Madleen, part of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, left Sicily last week with a cargo of relief supplies "to break Israel's blockade on Gaza".
"We are now sailing off the Egyptian coast," German human rights activist Yasemin Acar told AFP. "We are all good," she added.
In a statement from London on Saturday, the International Committee for Breaking the Siege of Gaza, a member organization of the flotilla coalition, said the ship had entered Egyptian waters.
The group said it remains in contact with international legal and human rights bodies to ensure the safety of those on board, warning that any interception would constitute "a blatant violation of international humanitarian law"...
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