Haifa court orders 11 Gaza flotilla boats from Oct. '25 fleet transferred to state ownership
A Haifa court has ordered the transfer of 11 boats from the Gaza flotilla fleet to state ownership. This ruling comes amid renewed international tensions regarding Gaza-bound flotillas, particularly following the interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla by the Israeli Navy. The situation escalated when an Israeli soldier was seen damaging the CCTV camera of one of the intercepted vessels.
- ▪The Haifa court's ruling involves 11 boats from the Gaza flotilla fleet.
- ▪The ruling is part of ongoing international tensions over Gaza-bound flotillas.
- ▪The Israeli Navy recently intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla.
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Haifa court orders 11 Gaza flotilla boats from Oct. '25 fleet transferred to state ownershipThe ruling comes as Israel again faces an international confrontation over Gaza-bound flotillas, after the Navy intercepted the latest Global Sumud Flotilla this week.Follow us on GoogleA screengrab from live footage shows an Israeli soldier smashing the CCTV camera of "Gaza Sunbird", a Gaza-bound vessel which is part of the Global Sumud Flotilla, with a gun as the boat is intercepted by Israeli security forces, in this screengrab obtained from a video released on October 8, 2025. (photo credit: Freedom Flotilla Coalition/Handout via REUTERS)
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