The Second Intifada began in 2000 and continued until 2005, killing 1,010 Israelis, most of them Jewish civilians, in suicide bombings, shootings and other attacks.

Thunberg was holding a sign reading, 'I support the Palestine Action prisoners' and 'I oppose genocide.'

Popular Israeli comedy show Eretz Nehederet has done it again with a hilarious video poking fun of Greta Thunberg and her flotilla crew.

A woman exposes the true motives and backing behind the Sumud flotilla project.

Preliminary findings suggested the blaze began in the boat’s life jackets, possibly from a cigarette.

Israel had reportedly already prepared to intercept the boats and then planned to administer 'terrorist-level' detention

Israeli forces detained the activists after repeated warnings against attempting to reach Gaza, citing security concerns tied to the ongoing blockade.

Israel’s Foreign Ministry said the 12 passengers had been given sandwiches and water and were being safely transported to the shores of the Jewish state.

Ben Shapiro criticizes activist Greta Thunberg's performative activism, which includes intentionally getting arrested and boarding the 'Freedom Flotilla' to Gaza.

In reality, the sign read, 'Palestine never existed. Israel is a country of heroes.'

Ironically, the country she is calling out, Israel, is the only democracy in the Middle East.