The aid flotilla has reportedly already made it closer to the Strip than the Madleen flotilla that was stopped by Israeli ...

On Saturday, a boat carrying an unarmed international contingent with aid for Palestinians was—once again—intercepted by Israeli soldiers.

One of the organizers tells The Nation about the sleep deprivation, psychological torment, and dehumanization she suffered at ...

Seven out of the 21 volunteers aboard the Handala are U.S. citizens, including our guest, the Palestinian American human rights attorney Huwaida Arraf. Arraf has participated in Freedom Flotilla ...

The Handala ship is approaching Gaza despite Israeli threats to seize it, prompting activists to vow a hunger strike if ...

The ship’s interception comes as Israel faces mounting international criticism over the worsening humanitarian situation in ...

Crew of Handala, which includes several activists and journalists, warn they will hunger strike if Israel stops them from reaching Strip; IDF says it will enforce maritime blockade The post IDF ...

When Al Jazeera first met Madleen Kulab (also spelled Madelyn Culab) three years ago, she had two children, was expecting her third and lived a relatively quiet life in Gaza City with her husband ...

The Madleen is being towed to the port by the Israeli Navy, the Times of Israel reported. The Israel Foreign Ministry said earlier that the yacht’s passengers are “expected to return to their ...

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

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 ...