Desentendimentos internos, de acordo com o jornal italiano La Repubblica, estiveram na origem deste episódio.
Segundo as fontes do jornal, em causa está o facto da ativista sueca desviar as atenções do que se passa na Faixa de Gaza e virá-las para a própria flotilha humanitária. Apesar de sair da direção da flotilha, a jovem sueca não irá abandonar o comité organizador e segue num dos barcos.
Recorde-se que a flotilha humanitária, onde segue a líder do Bloco de Esquerda Mariana Mortágua e também Miguel Duarte e Sofia Aparício, partiu da Tunísia em direção ao enclave palestiniano na segunda-feira, dia 15.
PS: Remember the "human shields", in 2003 Iraq War?
"Voluntary Human Shields: This refers to a group of anti-war activists, primarily from Western countries, who traveled to Iraq to act as a deterrent to the U.S.-led invasion in 2003. This group, known as the "Human Shield Action to Iraq," believed that placing themselves at potential bombing targets would prevent attacks on those sites.
They deployed themselves at various locations, including electrical plants, water treatment facilities, and an oil refinery. The total number of volunteers was estimated to be between 200 and 500, though not all remained throughout the conflict.
The movement was criticized for potentially aiding the Saddam Hussein regime, and participants were often called "dupes" or "useful idiots." However, human rights organizations noted that, as non-combatants, they retained their civilian immunity from attack.
None of the human shields who remained in Baghdad during the invasion were killed or injured, and none of the sites where they stayed were bombed while they were there. One site was bombed after the volunteers had left
They deployed themselves at various locations, including electrical plants, water treatment facilities, and an oil refinery. The total number of volunteers was estimated to be between 200 and 500, though not all remained throughout the conflict.
The movement was criticized for potentially aiding the Saddam Hussein regime, and participants were often called "dupes" or "useful idiots." However, human rights organizations noted that, as non-combatants, they retained their civilian immunity from attack.
None of the human shields who remained in Baghdad during the invasion were killed or injured, and none of the sites where they stayed were bombed while they were there. One site was bombed after the volunteers had left
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