Málaga joins global outrage after ‘piracy’ attack on Gaza flotilla
Alberto Garcia
Press TV, Malaga
As international outrage grows following Israeli occupation forces intercepting Sumud Flotilla vessels abducting hundreds of activists onboard, students, unions, and solidarity platforms are demonstrating in Málaga, demanding the immediate release of volunteers abducted from the Sumud Flotilla.
The peaceful convoy, carrying food, medicine, and humanitarian aid to Gaza, was attacked in international waters in what rights groups are calling a blatant act of piracy.
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