Recent events have seen heightened tensions between Israeli forces and activists attempting to deliver aid to Gaza via a flotilla. A significant confrontation occurred when the Israeli navy intercepted multiple aid ships, detaining a group of activists, including renowned environmentalist Greta Thunberg. The situation prompted global protests and criticism, especially from Italy, where substantial public demonstrations against the Israeli government’s actions have taken place. Many activists reported harsh treatment, and mass deportations followed the interceptions, with claims that no aid was found aboard. In response, Italian unions have organized strikes, while humanitarian groups continue to demand the release of detained activists, including those captured on the flotilla. The incident has drawn attention to the broader humanitarian crisis in Gaza and raised questions about international law and the right to provide aid.