The Times of Israel Article RatingLatest Gaza flotilla intercepted by Navy, 150 activists set for deportation
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : The Global Sumud Flotilla's 42 ships were carrying only around two tons of aid, according to the Foreign Ministry.57% : " The ships carried aid worth more than $110,000 in medicines, respiratory equipment, and nutritional supplies intended for Gaza's hospitals, the FCC claimed on its Instagram account.
52% : " The Navy's interception of the flotilla came after organizers rejected calls to transfer the small amount of symbolic aid they had been carrying with them to Israel or international organizations to be taken to the Strip and distributed.
47% : Within 40 minutes, forces of the Shayetet 13 naval commando unit and other Navy forces took control of the nine vessels, including one named Conscience, a 68-meter-long passenger ship.
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