Israel’s still can be a Madleen Help ship. However, the organizers are already planning their next trip to Gaza

Madleen, a boat Caught when Israeli forces went to GazaIt can still be stuck in a port on the shores of Israel. However, the pilot activists are engaged in planning their next attempt – even if it is a different boat.

Madleen, called a famous fisherman in Gaza, removed from Italy by drawing attention to the helpless state of the Aklave, which was revealed and up to 20 devastated monthly War. Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) since 2008 was 36th expedition.

However, while the group is waiting to hear from the ship’s status, a FFC member Zohar Chamberlain is to make a different boat for another expedition to Sicil, Sicil, Gaza.

The group tried to swim in 2024 from Norway to Gaza from Norway to Gaza. This trip is finished early in Malta because they felt that the ship is very old because it is very old to travel. But soon they will try again from Sicily.

“Our … The main goal is to send a message of solidarity and promotion to our Palestinian resistance, the occupied millions of people,” Regev CBC news.

Little success in sailing to Gaza

Over the years, many FFC ships were arrested by Israeli forces. Back them include time in court – and not even guaranteed.

Madleen is a third boat for Regevin to appear in court. His registered owner, Israeli citizen, located in Frankfurt, said he did not hear anything from the authorities.

“But whenever they do,” he says, “I will say that this ship is going on to Gaza; I didn’t have to work. “

In 2008, the first five expeditions of the group were the only ones who successfully successfully do and swim back to Gaza. Since 2009, Regev said that no boat could not reach the shores of the anklavan.

“Some boats were ramped in the sea and then rescued; some boats were returned to their owners by the occupier.”

He says the group reused the boats that are returned or to finance future activities.

The condition of assistance is not clear

The help on the plane usually does not turn it into Gaza or says FFC. Regev says there is no information about the supply outside Madleen.

Israeli officials did not respond to CBC’s appeals for comment. However, they previously reported to Reuters to be sent to Gaza by means of “real humanities channels”.

Despite failed attempts, Regev says that the coalition is patient behind the goals of the coalition.

“We are doing so, because we are actually appreciated by our work.” “Thinking that a genocide committed by my own people is more terrible for me, and I sit here and do not do anything.” (Israel consistently rejected He is committing genocide in Gaza.)

He did not develop the group’s strategy for his future trips. However, he said he would continue to swim to Gaza until the Israeli blockade was removed from the coalition’s ship.

A reason, different realities

For the 31-year-old Madleen Colab, the ocean became his life because he was a small girl who was learning how to fish from his father. When he was 13 years old, he took his position after his sickness. He says he is The first and only fisherman in Gaza.

“They respected the name of my name for anger,” said CBC Freelance Videogher Mohamed El Saife, for walking on a beach coast in Gaza.

The mother of four is pregnant with his fifth child and says he can barely find food to feed their children. The war became very dangerous for her fishing for her and says the value of the food in Gaza has been skyroyged in Gaza, because he has difficulty paying for elegance.

He followed his journey of his name and waited for his coming with his help.

“We were very sad when he heard the ship was caught.” “If the ship comes, it meant life for us.”

Kolab sat in the sand as washed in the tide. In Sicily, along the Mediterranean, Regev, the group for setting a sailor, prepared 37th flotilles. Although two women are connected to each other for a reason, they live in surprisingly different realities.

“I hope that the sail will be finished, the war will be broken,” said Colab, “and we can see.”