Ecological participant in the campaign Greta Tunberg She informed the Swedish officials that she was subjected to severe circulation in the Israeli guardianship after her detention and removal from the flotilla carrying assistance in gas, according to the correspondence, seen by the guardian.
According to correspondence, the Israeli forces are also informed to another detainee to take photos where Tunberg was supposedly forced to hold flags. The identity of the flags is unknown.
In an electronic letter sent by the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, people close to Tunberg and seen by the guardian, an official who visited the activist in prison said that she claimed that she was detained in a chamber infected with bugs with too little food and water.
“The embassy was able to meet Greta,” the email says. “She reported dehydration. She received an insufficient amount of both water and food. She also stated that she had developed a rash, which, as she suspects, was caused by clogs. She talked about a sharp circulation and said that for long periods she sat on hard surfaces. ”
“Another detainee, reported, told another embassy that they saw her [Thunberg] To be forced to keep the flags while the photos were taken. She wondered if her images were distributed, ”the official of the Swedish ministry added.
The statement was confirmed by at least two other members of the flotilla, which were detained by Israeli troops and released on Saturday.
“They dragged little Greta [Thunberg] Her hair in front of our eyes beat her and forced her to kiss the Israeli flag. They did everything that was possible, as was warned for others, ”said Anadola, anadol, activist Anadolu, activist -Turkish activist Ersinchelik.
Lorenzo d'Agostino, a journalist and another participant in the flotilla, said after returning to Istanbul that Tunberg was “wrapped in an Israeli flag and reminded how a trophy” was a scene described with distrust and anger those who witnessed him.
Tunberg is one of 437 activists, parliamentarians and lawyers who were part of the global flotilla of the sumud, coalitions of more than 40 ships carrying humanitarian aid, the purpose of which was to violate the 16-year blocking of Israel in GasField
In the period from Thursday to Friday, the Israeli forces intercepted all the boats and arrested each crew member on board. Most of them are contained in the Ketzo, also known as Ansar III, high security prisons in the Negev desert, used mainly to detain prisoners of Palestinians, many of which Israel accuses involved in warlike or terrorist measures.
In the past, activists, detained by Israel, were not subjected to criminal prosecution, and instead their presence was considered as an immigration issue.
According to lawyers from NPO Adal, the rights of crew members were “systematically broken”, activists refused water, sanitation, medicines and immediately access to their legal representatives, “in obvious violation of their fundamental rights to the proper legal procedure, an impartial trial and legal representation”.
The Italian legal team, representing Flotilla, confirmed that the detainees left “for several hours without food or water – until late at night”, with the exception of a “package of chips transmitted by the Greli and shown by cameras.” Lawyers also reported cases of oral and physical violence.
During a visit to Ashdod on Thursday evening, the extreme Minister of National Security of Israel, Irail, called the activists “terrorists” when he stood in front of them.
“These are terrorists of the flotilla,” he said, speaking at Hebrew and pointing to dozens of people sitting on the ground. Its representative confirmed that the video was shot in the port of Eshdod on Thursday evening.
It was heard that some activists shout: “Free Palestine.
Ben-Gvir previously urged activists to be imprisoned, not deported.
After their arrest, the flotilla’s law group expressed concern about the treatment that crew members may encounter, especially those who were previously detained by the Israeli authorities after attempts to break the military blockade of Gaza. This marks the second time Tunberg was arrested along with other members of the flotilla after a similar attempt at the beginning of this year ended with the arrest and deportation of activistsField
Baptist Andre, French Doctor, who was on one of the boats of the flotilla in June, He told reporters Upon returning to France, he witnessed how the Israeli border agents mock passengers of sleep, in particular Tunberg.
The Swedish official said in an email that the Israeli authorities asked Tanberg to sign a document.
“She expressed uncertainty regarding what the document meant, and did not want to sign anything that she did not understand,” the email says. The official of the Swedish ministry wrote that Tunberg has access to the legal adviser.
Adala stated in an earlier statement on the legal process that although the Israeli authorities will have a report on repeated participants in the fleetwood flotalls, activists, such as Tunberg, as a rule, were addressed in the same way as the first participants, subject to short -term detention and deportation.
The guardian contacted the Israeli prison service, Israeli defense forces (IDF) and the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but no one had yet responded to a request for comments.
The Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that its embassy officials visited nine detained Swedes on Friday: “The Swedish Embassy in Tel Aviv remains in contact with the Israeli authorities to emphasize the importance of quick processing and the possibility of returning home to SwedenThe field based on discussions with detained persons also emphasized the importance of satisfying individual medical needs.
“Moreover, the embassy emphasized that food and pure water should be immediately provided, and that all the detainees should be provided with access to the Israeli legal adviser, if desired.”
The Israeli embassy said that the charges were a “complete lie.” “All detainees from the provocation of Hamas Sumud gained access to water, food and toilets; They were not denied access to legal advisers, and all their legal rights, including access to medical care, were fully supported.
“Israel remains and will remain the state governed by the rule of law, committed to protect the rights and dignity of all persons in accordance with international standards,” the report said.
