"Madeline" on the outskirts of Gaza.. Relief supplies and a message of hope for the residents of the Strip

The International Committee to Break the Siege on Gaza reported today, Sunday, that the ship "Madelin" is now sailing a few miles away from the Gaza Strip, defying the threats and risks it faces on its way. The committee mentioned in a post on its official Facebook page that the activists on board the ship are bravely facing the winds, with their hearts echoing the cries and pains of the people of Gaza, as the ship approaches the besieged shores. The ship "Madelin," belonging to the Freedom Flotilla Alliance, set sail from Sicily a week ago with 12 activists of various nationalities on board, carrying essential humanitarian supplies including food for children and medicine for civilians in need in Gaza, along with a global message stating that the people of Gaza "are not alone." This initiative aims to shed light on the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza, where residents face a strict blockade and great difficulties in securing basic needs, amidst increasing international calls to lift the siege and open humanitarian corridors. This step comes amid escalating regional tensions and continued instability in the area, making the mission of "Madelin" more sensitive and important in delivering aid and raising international awareness of the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza.