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Guardian Unlimited
| almost 2 years ago
Israel's seizure of Gaza aid boat Rachel Corrie sparks further condemnation Nobel peace laureate Mairead Corrigan among 11 passengers held following 'violent act' in international waters Israel risked a fresh wave of international condemnation...
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Jerusalem Post
| almost 2 years ago
The defense establishment is considering allowing future aid ships to sail into the Gaza Strip after their crews first agree to dock in Ashdod Port and undergo a military inspection to ensure that they are not carrying weaponry, officials said...
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International Middle East Media Center
| almost 2 years ago
The ship was in sight of the crowd of desperate Gazans who had gathered on the port to welcome its arrival when the Israeli navy boarded the ship, took it over, and brought it to the port of Isdud (Ashdod) in what is now Israel. MV Rachel Corrie (...
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The Hindu
| almost 2 years ago
Israeli troops on Saturday took control of an Irish flagged aid ship bound for Gaza and forced it to head for the Israeli port of Ashdod. If this boat has been boarded [by Israelis], it has been boarded illegally yet again, said Renee Jaouadi,...
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Moreover Silicon Valley
| almost 2 years ago
The military seized the 1,200-tonne MV Rachel Corrie cargo ship from the sea. No resistance was encountered and the boat was taken to the Israeli port of Ashdod. The bloodless action contrasted with a violent confrontation at sea earlier this week...
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The Age
| almost 2 years ago
Irish-flagged vessel off the coast of the besieged Gaza Strip that is home to 1.5 million Palestinians. The interception of the Rachel Corrie, which is carrying tonnes of aid and 15 protesters, followed Israel's bloody takeover last week of a Turkish-...
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Press TV
| almost 2 years ago
The MV Rachel Corrie was the last ship of the humanitarian aid flotilla to the besieged Gaza Strip with 19 activists, including 5 Irish onboard. The six-ship flotilla had a mission to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza three years after Israeli regime...
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B92
| almost 2 years ago
Israel says its troops will board an Irish-owned aid ship attempting to break the blockade of Gaza if it does not change course. The MV Rachel Corrie has defied instructions to dock at the Israeli port of Ashdod, Israel says. "If they don't comply,...
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Novinite
| almost 2 years ago
Israel warns Saturday its commandos are prepared to board an aid ship attempting to break the blockade of Gaza if it does not change course, BBC reports. The Irish-owned MV Rachel Corrie has defied instructions to dock at the Israeli port of Ashdod,...
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Mail Online UK
| almost 2 years ago
The Rachel Corrie, carrying supplies including wheelchairs, medicine and cement, is just a few miles from the blockaded Palestinian territory and is due to arrive this morning. Activists, including Northern Irish Nobel Peace Prize winner Mairead...
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Moreover Silicon Valley
| almost 2 years ago
Israeli forces intercepted and were following an Irish-owned ship bound for Gaza on Saturday, a spokeswoman for the campaign group supporting the ship said. "They are being followed," Greta Berlin of the Free Gaza group said by telephone. She said...
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NewKerala
| almost 2 years ago
The "Rachel Corrie" was meant to have travelled with the original six-ship convoy that Israeli commandoes intercepted this week in a botched operation that killed nine people, reports Sky News. Israel says it has offered the Rachel Corrie free...
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International Middle East Media Center
| almost 2 years ago
30 am Saturday morning, after passengers on board the ship notified their support team in Cyprus that they were being followed by the Israeli navy. MV Rachel Corrie in port (photo from freegaza.org) This is the same thing that occurred just before...
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Al Jazeera English
| almost 2 years ago
The MV Rachel Corrie's radar was reportedly jammed as the ship sailed closer to restricted waters off the Gaza Strip early on Saturday, a spokeswoman for the campaign group supporting the ship said. Activists aboard Rachel Corrie are attempting to...
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
| almost 2 years ago
ET Why is there already another ship en route to Gaza? The MV Rachel Corrie was supposed to be part of the original flotilla but was delayed in Malta by mechanical problems. The ship was purchased by the Free Gaza Movement earlier this year.
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The Star
| almost 2 years ago
As MV Rachel Corrie forges ahead with efforts to deliver humanitarian aid for Gaza, the Malaysian Government, which does not recognise Israel, is keeping in touch with friendly embassies in Tel Aviv in case the ship faces problems and is stopped by...
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The Scotsman
| almost 2 years ago
Gaza waters yesterday, raising fears of a fresh confrontation with Israeli forces just five days after they raided an aid flotilla, killing nine people. An Israeli soldier attempts to arrest a journalist as Palestinians bearing a replica of the aid...
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The independent
| almost 2 years ago
Israel yesterday served notice that an Irish pro-Palestinian aid ship would not be allowed to fulfil its goal of reaching the Gaza coast this morning. The Rachel Corrie was last night pressing on towards the enclave, following the original flotilla...
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Alternet
| almost 2 years ago
Vision Investigations Rachel Corrie Approaching Gaza Showdown; Irish Government Demands Every Restraint' of IDF The Rachel Corrie , laden with construction materials, is approaching the Israeli blockade zone off the coast of Gaza. According to the...
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Fox News
| almost 2 years ago
A member of the International Solidarity Movement waves a picture of pro-Palestinian activist Rachel Corrie in front of an Israeli tank during a demonstration held at the site where Corrie was killed in March 2003. The Irish cargo ship steering...
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Press TV
| almost 2 years ago
The three-year Israeli-imposed blockade on the Gaza Strip has deprived the coastal sliver's nearly-1.5-million population of food, fuel and other necessities. The 66-year-old activists described the Israeli blockade as "cruel" and said that "it is...
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ITN
| almost 2 years ago
The Irish/Malaysian-owned vessel, MV Rachel Corrie, has vowed to continue to sail into an exclusion zone where there was a deadly commando attack by Israeli troops earlier in the week. Activists refused to accept a deal brokered between officials...
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AKI
| almost 2 years ago
Aid activists aboard the Irish cargo ship, Rachel Corrie, will respond in a "peaceful" way if their vessel is stopped by the Israeli military as it nears Gaza, an Italian activist told Adnkronos International (AKI) on Friday. Maria Elena D'Elia,...
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NOW Lebanon
| almost 2 years ago
The MV Rachel Corrie , an Irish aid boat steaming towards Gaza, sill plans to break the Israeli blockade, Irish Nobel Peace Prize winner Mairead Maguire said on Friday, adding that the passengers and crew are not afraid. The MV Rachel Corrie should...
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The News Tribune
| almost 2 years ago
Ship could near Gaza by late Friday A spokeswoman for a pro-Palestinian group says a cargo ship trying to break the blockade of Gaza could reach Israel's 20-mile (32-kilometer) exclusion zone by late afternoon Friday. Greta Berlin of the Free Gaza...
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Los Angeles Times
| almost 2 years ago
The Cambodian-flagged MV Rachel Corrie, named after the Evergreen State College student killed while protesting Palestinian house demolitions in the Gaza Strip, is carrying 11 passengers, including Nobel Peace Prize winner Mairead Corrigan, who was...
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War In Context
| almost 2 years ago
The world is watching Mustafa Barghouthi by Paul Woodward on June 4, 2010 The MV Rachel Corrie , a cargo ship in the Freedom Flotilla whose passage from Ireland was delayed by mechanical difficulties, is now hours away from its destination. I commend...
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The Observer
| almost 2 years ago
MV Rachel Corrie heads for Israel coast Six British and Irish citizens on board ship which is still bound for Gaza, despite Israel insisting it will not be allowed to dock MV Rachel Corrie, which was named after a 23-year-old American killed in Gaza...
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Press TV
| almost 2 years ago
An Irish aid boat, the MV Rachel Corrie, was on course to dock in Gaza at the weekend. Speaking to top Israeli officials on Thursday, Netanyahu said, "We shall not allow the ships to reach Gaza...He also warned that the Israeli forces would direct...
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Haaretz
| almost 2 years ago
The MV Rachel Corrie will return to Ireland in the coming days due to Israeli "sabotage" of the two vessels meant to accompany the ship en route to the Gaza Strip, an organizer of the humanitarian aid convoy told Army Radio on Friday. Audrey Bomse,...
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Jerusalem Post
| almost 2 years ago
The Navy was gearing up Thursday for the planned interception over the weekend of the Rachel Corrie. According to Navy sources, the operation would be carried out by commandos from Flotilla 13 also known as the Shayetet some of which participated in...
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Fox News
| almost 2 years ago
A group of pro-Palestinian activists, including a Nobel Peace laureate from Northern Ireland, are aboard an aid ship heading for the Gaza Strip, and they expect to arrive there late Friday or early Saturday despite Israel's insistence that it will...
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AKI
| almost 2 years ago
European diplomats have been engaged in talks with senior Israeli foreign ministry officials to allow an Irish-owned humanitarian aid vessel to deliver supplies to the Gaza Strip, according to Israeli daily Haaretz. The Rachel Corrie was to have been...
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Jerusalem Post
| almost 2 years ago
The Obama administration has stressed to Jerusalem the need to prevent a recurrence of the deadly Israeli commandeering of a ship bound for Gaza, as other boats make their way to the area. What's most important to the president is that events like...
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Macleans
| almost 2 years ago
Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen appealed to Israel to let a private Irish ship deliver its aid cargo to Gaza but conceded Wednesday that supplies of concrete on board would pose a particular stumbling block because Israel considers it of military...
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Tamil Net
| almost 2 years ago
Irish ship heads towards Gaza with Nobel peace winner [TamilNet, Wednesday, 02 June 2010, 13:27 GMT] Irish Foreign Minister Micheal Martin on Wednesday urged Israel to let a new ship, MV Rachel Corrie, which is already bound for Gaza, carrying...
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Daily News & Analysis
| almost 2 years ago
The MV Rachel Corrie , a converted merchant ship bought by pro-Palestine activists and named after an American woman killed in the Gaza Strip in 2003, set off on Monday from Malta. It is carrying 15 activists, including a Northern Irish Nobel Peace...
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The New Zealand Herald
| almost 2 years ago
Wednesday Jun 2, 2010 Israeli media say the Foreign Ministry has ordered the families of its diplomats in Turkey to leave that country because of the uproar over Israel's deadly naval raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla. State-run Israel radio and...
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BBC
| almost 2 years ago
The office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said it hoped deportations would be completed within 48 hours. At least nine pro-Palestinian activists died when Israeli commandos raided the six-ship convoy early on Monday. Amid international...
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The Daily Star
| almost 2 years ago
Activists on board the last remaining ship of the Gaza freedom flotilla said Tuesday they were more determined to reach Gaza following the deaths of their comrades, and urged the international community to call on Israel to allow their safe passage.
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The Guardian
| almost 2 years ago
Niall Carson/PA The final boat in the Gaza aid flotilla was sailing at full speed towards the territory's coast tonight despite warnings that it would be intercepted by Israeli forces. The MV Rachel Corrie, a 40-year-old cargo ship bought by the...
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France24
| almost 2 years ago
Demonstrators shout slogans in front of the Israeli consulate during a protest against Israel in Istanbul. Israel said on Tuesday it will deport all the foreign activists its forces detained during a botched raid on a Gaza-bound aid flotilla that...
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Israel National News
| almost 2 years ago
Jun/01/10 Follow Israel news briefs on and Ireland has asked Israel to allow the seventh ship in the Gaza flotilla, the Rachel Corrie, to land in Gaza. Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen said his government had filed a formal request on the matter with...
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War In Context
| almost 2 years ago
MV Rachel Corrie heading for Gaza with the full support of the Irish government by Paul Woodward on June 1, 2010 This is a major development. The Irish-flagged MV Rachel Corrie cargo ship, whose passage to join the Freedom Flotilla may have been...
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Haaretz
| almost 2 years ago
International activists vowed on Tuesday to try to break the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip with another ship carrying humanitarian aid, a day after an Israel Navy blockade on the first six-ship convoy left nine people dead and several more...
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The Age
| almost 2 years ago
Melbourne man Michael Shaik came up with the idea of organising a flotilla to break the Israeli blockade and take humanitarian aid to Gaza. At the time, Mr Shaik was among a number of international activists whom Israel had expelled from the occupied...
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Sify News
| almost 2 years ago
Israel began deporting on Tuesday pro-Palestinian activists detained in a naval commando raid on a six ship flotilla bearing aid to the Gaza Strip, after they identified themselves to Israeli authorities...Israeli Internal Security Minister Yizhak...
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Voice of America
| almost 2 years ago
Articles Egypt is temporarily opening its border with the Gaza Strip to allow humanitarian aid into the region. President Hosni Mubarak gave the order to open the Rafah crossing to the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, a day after Israeli commandos boarded a...
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation
| almost 2 years ago
The United Nations Security Council has joined the chorus of international condemnation of a deadly Israeli attack on a pro-Palestinian aid flotilla headed for Gaza. The council, calling for a swift investigation into the incident, condemned "those...
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The Star
| almost 2 years ago
The humanitarian aid ship Rachel Corrie, which has six Malaysians on board, is pressing ahead in rough seas to breach the Israeli blockade of Gaza. It is now about 300 miles from Gaza and the rough seas mean that it would be about 48 hours before it...