Israel’s plan to intercept Gaza flotillas revealed

Those that refuse to board the ship, and be voluntarily deported, will probably be arrested.

Israel plans to intercept the vessels touring to Gaza as a part of the World Sumud Flotilla (GSF) to ship help to the Palestinian enclave, based on a Channel 12 report printed on Thursday.

The 45 vessels, at the moment touring in Greek waters, is anticipated to achieve Israeli territory within the coming days.
Within the first section, members of the Shayetet 13 unit will reportedly take over the ships.

Those that refuse to board the ship, and be voluntarily deported, will probably be arrested, based on the report.

Following the switch of activists, the boats will reportedly be confiscated or sunk.

Makes an attempt to barter with the flotilla activists

The potential advanced naval battle has led Israel to attempt to instantly negotiate with the activists, providing to ship the help the ships are alleged to be carrying to Gaza in the event that they dock in Ashkelon. The activists rejected the supply and introduced their intentions to proceed the voyage to Gaza.

Since rejecting the supply, the activists have claimed that Israel has focused the vessels with drones and a number of nations have launched warships to protect them on their journey.