Irish Gaza ship prisoners claim they were abused by Israeli commandos
Israeli commandos have been accused of abusing 14 Irish citizens
“We were arrested in international waters about 74km from Gaza,” he said.
The Irish group now expect to appear before an Israeli judge on Tuesday when they are likely to be deported along with the 13 prisoners from the second Canadian vessel.
Ireland’s Foreign Minister Eamon Gilmore has condemned the Israeli action and instructed the Irish embassy to Tel Aviv to liaise with the prisoners.
Fianna Fáil leader and former Foreign Minister Micheál Martin said: “I salute the people who undertook this humanitarian mission to Gaza and their efforts to highlight the plight of the Palestinian people living there.
“Israel’s actions in boarding the vessel and detaining citizens are totally unacceptable.”
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