11 countries condemn ‘Israeli’ attack on Gaza-Bound Flotilla
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- Foreign ministers from 11 nations, including Jordan, denounce the assault on the Global Sumud Flotilla as a violation of international law.
- They demand the immediate release of detained activists and urge global action to protect civilians and ensure accountability.
Amman, 30 April 2026, The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Republic of Türkiye, Federative Republic of Brazil, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Kingdom of Spain, Malaysia, People's Republic of Bangladesh, Republic of Colombia, Republic of Maldives, Republic of South Africa, and State of Libya condemn in the strongest terms the 'Israeli' assault on the Global Sumud Flotilla, a peaceful civilian humanitarian initiative aimed at drawing the attention of the international community to the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza.
The 'Israeli' attacks against the vessels and the unlawful detention of humanitarian activists in international waters constitute flagrant violations of international law and international humanitarian law.
The Ministers are deeply concerned about the safety of the civilian activists and urge the 'Israeli' authorities to take the necessary measures to ensure their immediate release.
The Ministers also call on the international community to fulfill their moral and legal obligations to uphold international law, protect civilians, and ensure accountability for these violations.
