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Deported flotilla activists welcomed
Activists of the global Sumud Flotilla, including Greta Thunberg, deported by the Tel Aviv regime are welcomed by pro-Palestine protesters in European cities. Israel deported another 1 hundred and 71 of activists it had abducted while intercepting the aid Flotilla in route to Gaza. Some of them have arrived in Athens, Greece. Israel abducted nearly 500 activists on board the flotilla which was trying to break the Gaza siege. Some of those released in the past days have spoken of Israeli forces mistreating the detainees, including Thunberg, dragging her on the ground and forcing her to kiss Israeli flags.
Truce talks begin amid genocide
The Israeli regime presses ahead with attacks on Gaza despite President Trump’s claim of a halt in strikes as part of a ceasefire deal. Children continue to pay the highest price and Palestinians express doubt over the ceasefire actually taking place. In one day, 21 Palestinians have been killed, including several aid seekers and nearly a hundred injured since this morning. The vicinity of al-Rum school in Gaza City was targeted, wounding several people, among them children. The regime also struck several residential buildings in Gaza City over night, including in the Tal al-Hawa and the Shati refugee camps. That, after Israeli attacks killed nearly 70 civilians in the coastal strip on Sunday. The death toll since the regime began its genocidal war in Gaza has surpassed 67,160.
E3 move serves US interests
Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman says the three European countries’ decision to activate the snapback mechanism shows they've failed to act as mature and independent negotiators. Baghaei stated that the E3’s move was driven more by stubbornness and a desire to meet US demands than by rational judgment or legal analysis. He added that the move ignored their own interests, considerations, and credibility as parties to the 2015 nuclear deal. The spokesman said re-imposing UN sanctions on Iran lack legals validity and sound reasoning. He noted that Iran’s position is supported by China and Russia as permanent Security Council members. Baghaei emphasized that Tehran favors diplomacy provided it would help cater for its interests. Meanwhile, the EU’s top diplomat says the re-imposition of sanctions on Tehran must not mark the end of diplomacy. Kaja Kallas said efforts to engage with all parties will continue because a lasting solution to the Iranian nuclear issue can only be achieved through negotiation and diplomacy.
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