A woman who has inspired the Gaza Fleet, says that the “message of humanity” has reached the world | Israel-Palestine News on Conflict

Gaza City – Last week, Madeleen Kulab, a 30-year-old fish farm and inspiration for the name of the Madleen Ship, followed the trip of the ship with a mix of hope and anxiety as he sailed to the shores of Gaza in an attempt to break Israel's blockade.

During his journey, Kulab remained in close contact with the organizers of the Freedom Flotilla (FFC) coalition, which started the ship.

But her guarded optimism gave way to the heartbeat when she woke up on Monday on the news that Israeli had captured the ship in International waters and detains all 12 people on board, including the Swedish climate activist Greta TunbergS

“I was deeply disturbed,” said Al Jazee's Kulab. “I was looking forward to this scenario, but I was really hoping for a miracle that somehow the ship would break the blockade and reach Gaza.”

On the night before the Culabi ship was caught talking to one of the 12 people on board, Rhyme HasanA member of the European Parliament from France. Hassan, who is of Palestinian origin, told Kulab a video call that her biggest dream was to visit Gaza.

“Her words really moved me, the way she dedicated her life to the Palestinian cause,” Kulab said.

“Nevertheless, this simple dream (to visit the gas) is made impossible by Israel.”

For Kulab's capturing the vessel of the fleet complicates the weight of the insulation of life under the siege and bombing from Israel.

Since its last war against Gaza, it began on October 7, 2023, Israel killed at least 54 880 Palestinians and an early 126,227, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health.

Since 2007, the Palestinians in Gaza have lived under a blockade of air, land and sea imposed by Israel.

“We live in a place fully sealed by the world. (Since 2010) Any previous fleet experience To destroy the blockade was welcomed with military intervention, “Kulab said, citing how past missions were trapped or attacked by the Israeli forces.

For Kulab, the mission and the capture of the ship-who attracted the attention of international media-reflect the broader suffering of Palestinians in Gaza, which she believes feels endless.

“The story of this ship reflects my own and the story of every tired, worn man in gas,” she said.

“We are just a media wave – it rises sharply, then fades just as quickly and we are left to face our pain in silence.”

With the detention of Madley's crew members, Kulab said he was just hoping for their safety and a possible return home. Tunberg He was deported from Israel on Tuesday.

“Their noble message was betrayed: the message of humanity reached the world,” she said.

“But I no longer have the words to please anyone to act.”

Gaza's population was starving and after Israel partially raised its strict siege in May, Hub for help They have become the place of killings, as Israeli soldiers and security performers have opened fire on crowds of Palestinians who are trying to gain access to food.

Day after day, life becomes more unprovable, said Gaza's first fish farm.

“I am in suffering against the background of war and hunger,” said Kulab. “I, my family and everyone here.”