Israel has imposed a ban on the fundraising campaign for the ‘Global Sumud Flotilla,’ which set sail toward the Gaza Strip to deliver humanitarian aid. The flotilla, consisting of around 100 ships from Turkey, Spain, and Italy, aims to break the blockade and ensure uninterrupted assistance to Gaza residents. The order was signed by Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz, according to a report by Middle East Eye.
The Israeli Defense Ministry stated that the flotilla violates United Nations resolutions and disrupts regional settlement efforts linked to the Trump administration. Despite a ceasefire agreement signed on October 10, 2025, which called for immediate and full aid delivery to Gaza, Israel has reportedly restricted essential and nutritious food supplies, allowing only a small portion of promised aid to enter.
The report also notes that under international humanitarian law, blockades that harm civilians or obstruct humanitarian relief are prohibited, particularly those that contribute to starvation or prevent aid from reaching affected populations.
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