Greta Thunberg in Prison

Autistic Activist Greta Thunberg claimed that she had been 'abducted' by Israeli forces

Greta Thunberg's Gaza flotilla crew taken to  Israeli prison after they were intercepted by IDF commandos

IDF commandos intercepted almost all of the flotilla's 40 boats and took captive more than 450 foreign activists, including the 22-year-old Swedish nut case.

The Israeli foreign ministry said the arrested activists were in 'good health' and will be deported to Europe in the next few days.

Thunberg is incarcerated in the Ketziot prison in the Negev desert. 

Activists may be in the Ketziot for multiple nights. 

Palestinian terrorist detainees have made claims about the mistreatment they experienced at the prison, including severe beatings, medical negligence and being deprived of food and water.

Palestinian terrorist detainee Abdul Karim Mushtaha said he was threatened with castration.

'They would strip us naked. They would Taser us. They would hit us in a sensitive place. They would tell us "We will castrate you",' he said.

Another former terrorist inmate of the jail, Omar, said prisoners were often hit with batons by guards.

'"I was in pain all night - from my back to my legs. My body, my back, my legs - my whole body was blue from beatings. For nearly two months I couldn't move,' he said.

Swedish autistic activist Greta Thunberg (C) and Brazilian activist Thiago Avila (R), after the Israeli navy intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla 

Flotilla committee member, Brazilian Thiago Avila, attended Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's funeral in Beirut in February, and praised him as an 'inspiration'.

Thunberg and American actress Susan Sarandon, along with Nelson Mandela's grandson Mandla Mandela, were part of the convoy of around 43 boats and 500 activists sailing to Gaza

Greta Thunberg was hauled off her 'Freedom Flotilla' by Israeli naval forces as it neared the Gaza Strip

Israel said the flotilla was set to violate a 'lawful naval blockade' it has imposed on Gaza.

The activists were transferred to Ketziot Prison in southern Israel.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry said that the navy had reached out to the flotilla to ask them to change course and to warn them that they were approaching 'an active combat zone.'

Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, said that activists on board the Gaza aid flotilla will be deported once the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur concludes.

'We will not allow any PR stunt approaching an active war zone to violate our sovereignty."

The flotilla was 'not interested in aid – only provocation'.

The 500-strong crew ignored repeated warnings and refused to hand over the aid so it could be delivered by land crossing. 

Activists said two Israeli warships had approached their boats, jamming their communications, including the live cameras on board.

Greta Thunberg, a crew member, and other morons flash victory signs from their ship

Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Saar called the flotilla a provocation and warned them to stop and transfer their aid through other channels into Gaza. 

The Israeli government has accused some of the flotilla members of being linked to Hamas.

Its Ministry of Foreign Affairs released documents which proved some of the activists are linked to Hamas.

Israel’s defense minister, Israel Katz, dubbed the flotilla a Hamas terrorist operation.

Grinning as he gives a Churchillian 'victory' sign, Wael Nawar, the spokesman for Greta Thunberg's Gaza 'freedom flotilla' poses with Youssef Hamdan, who runs Hamas' North African operation, during a meeting at its Algerian headquarters

Mr Nawar is listed alongside Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg as part of the 13-strong 'steering committee' orchestrating the Global Sumud Flotilla

Another committee member, political activist Marouan Ben Guettaia, was also a guest of Hamdan a few days after and later posted a picture of the pair sitting in front of a Hamas flag. 

Yuval Shany, an expert on international law at Hebrew University in Jerusalem, said that as long as Israel's blockade of Gaza is 'militarily justified, Israel can intercept the vessels after prior warning'.

Israel's campaign was triggered by Hamas's Oct. 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel, in which Hamas terrorists killed some 1,200 people and abducted 250 others. 

Greta Thunberg is seen here being hauled off her 'Freedom Flotilla' by Israeli naval forces

While sitting on the floor, Thunberg put on a green frog hat and a white coat

Thunberg had already been deported previously by Israel in June, when the ship she was travelling on with 11 other people, the Madleen, was stopped by the military. 

Greg Stoker, an American activist aboard one of the boats in the current flotilla, said around a dozen naval vessels with their transponders off had approached it.

'They hailed our vessels, telling us to turn off our engines and await further instructions, or our boats would be seized and we would face the consequences.'

Live streams and communications with several vessels were lost.

Greg Stoker, an American activist aboard one of the boats in the flotilla, said around a dozen naval vessels with their transponders off had approached it

The Sirius, Alma and Adara boats were intercepted some 70 nautical miles (80 miles) from the coast of Gaza

The flotilla began its journey from the Spanish port of Barcelona a month ago.

A general strike across Italy in support of the Hamas Terrorist aid flotilla disrupted trains and port traffic in Italy, causing chaos for commuters as tens of thousands took to the streets. Pictured: Protesters in Rome 

While Greta Thunberg sits happily, twiddling her thumbs.

'Today, one million Italians will be left stranded on trains alone,' Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini told the Mattino Cinque television show. Pictured: Protesters in Rome

Pictured: Israeli forces intercepting one of the boats of the Global Sumud Flotilla

Thunberg put on her Froggie hat

Pro-Pally demonstrators flood the rail track at Milan's Cadorna railway station, Italy

Autistic Swedish activist Greta Thunberg waves from a boat taking part in the flotilla

Greta Thunberg, wearing her Froggie hat, receives a sandwich from a soldier

Greta Thunberg and friend

Swedish moron Greta Thunberg walks with a crowd of pro-Palestinian activists in Tunisia

Tunisian Coordinator of the Convoy Khaled Boujemaa complained about the addition of members of the Tunisian LGBTQ+ community to the convoy

The cause of his frustration was the participation of activist Saif Ayadi on the flotilla, a 'communist queer militant' who boarded the convoy when it stopped off in Tunisia

Swedish climate moron Greta Thunberg participates in a demonstration of support for the Global Sumud Flotilla in Tunisia

Pictures from the Sidi Bou Said port in Tunisia showed huge crowds had gathered around the 22-year-old as she docked in their port en route. Formerly the site of the great ancient civilization of Carthage.

Greta Thunberg claims she’s been subjected to heinous conditions inside a bedbug-infested Israeli holding cell.

She stated that she had developed rashes, which were caused by bedbugs.