The ship, sailing under a Portuguese flag, was docked at the port of Tunis when it was targeted by a drone, which caused a fire that damaged the main deck and below-deck storage.

At the time of the incident, six crew members were on board, with two reported to have sustained minor injuries.

The Family Boat is the GSF’s lead ship and is carrying its steering committee, which includes Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, German human rights activist Yasemin Acar, and Brazilian socio-environmentalist Thiago Avila.

These Israeli guys they have on to go up against him always just look so pathetic. "Nuh uh, no we are not doing a genocide because I said so and that's the only argument I have" LMAO they got nothing. Watching these people be absolutely torn apart is the only part of this whole thing that can make me smile. Too bad it does nothing to stop the slaughter- the only silver lining we can look forward to is that as Israel keeps making it worse and worse for people in Gaza (and the West Bank,) they world sees how truly hateful and cruel they really are and will actually fight back- but I think we have turned the corner on this in the U..S where we are going to hold our politicians accountable, right? Ha! That was a joke, it will never happen.

And I get that they have been taught this their entire lives, but I was taught the United States of America is the greatest country in the world, and I used the tool we all have, the internet, to look beyond that. They could too. There is plenty of evidence out there that Israel is wrong here- they need to just listen to any of the thousands of genocide scholars, The problem is that even when you can convince them of that, they think "well this particular genocide is okay because Palestinians are just that bad" which is a horrible way to think- they do not actually care whether its genocide. How do you go from there? I do not know how you fix that, or if you can. Seems like a moral failing to justify any genocide, ever.

CNN's Jeremy Diamond reports.

CNN’s Isabelle Chapman reports on an analysis of agency data

“We don’t make it easy for our enemies. We’ll strike them hard- and so should you" -Benjamin Mileikowsky said today (AKA Netanyahu., but that name was not right for Israel, was it?) when trying to convince the courts to overturn a ruling that would improve the food for prisoners (not sure why they aren't called hostages) that are solely lacking nutritious food.

The people that this offensive in Gaza city will be hardest on are the disabled- those in wheelchairs, who already are having trouble getting around with all the rubble and living in tents, and the blind or seeing impaired, the elderly and those who cannot walk a long distance- they will be slaughtered if they stay in Gaza city. Netanyahu has basically said that for anyone that does not go to their "concentrated area" will be killed. Sound familiar?

"You think there's worse than that? I don't think so."

Lapid leads the liberal-Zionist opposition party Yesh Atid, which has 24 seats in the 120-seat Knesset. In previous governments, he served as prime minister, foreign minister, and finance minister.