Things aren’t going too well for Greta Thunberg’s boat to Gaza, which is currently docked at a Tunisian port. The boat, one vessel in a flotilla en route to the Gaza Strip to deliver aid, was hit by a flaming object Monday, causing a fire on deck. Global Sumud Flotilla, the flotilla’s organizers, were quick to claim in a statement that they were struck by a “drone” launched by Israel ...

The fire on Greta Thunberg’s Gaza-bound flotilla was likely started by one of the activists onboard, according to authorities in Tunisia — who said there was “no basis in truth” that it was struck by a drone. Tunisia’s Interior Ministry said ...

Organizers of a flotilla carrying aid for Gaza backed by activist Greta Thunberg said one of the ships was hit by a drone Tuesday while sailing through a port in Tunisia. Video posted by the aid organization, Global Sumud Flotilla, shows a lit object being ...

Greta Thunberg’s aid flotilla was forced to turn back to port after hitting stormy weather just hours into its journey to Gaza, organizers said Monday. The 22-year-old eco warrior was on one of 20 boats that set off for Gaza from Barcelona on Sunday on ...