Amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, pro-Palestinian activists in Australia on Sunday, November 12, were seen blocking an Israeli ship. As per news agency Insider Corner, the pro-Palestinian protestors reportedly blocked an Israeli ship, alleging that the ship was transporting weapons. A video of the incident has also gone viral on social media. The 14-second video clip shows pro-Palestinian protestors at the Sydney Harbor blocking the Israeli ship on jet skis. They were supported by onshore demonstrators, which forced the ship to change its direction. Israel-Hamas War: India Votes in Favour of UN Resolution Condemning Settlement Activities in Occupied Palestinian Territories.
Pro-Palestinian Activists Block Israeli Ship
VIDEO: Pro-Palestinian activists in Australia blocked an Israeli ship, alleging weapons transport. Sydney Harbor protesters on jet skis, supported by onshore demonstrators, forced the ship to change direction. pic.twitter.com/W1Ie7bckFm
— Insider Corner (@insiderscorner) November 12, 2023
Palestinian Supporters Block Israeli Ship
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Palestinian supporters blocked an Israeli ship in Sydney harbor pic.twitter.com/Icf3uSageD
— JS (@JS_nws) November 12, 2023
Protesters on Jet Skis in Sydney Harbor
Hundreds of pro-Palestinian activists blocked the path of an Israeli ship in Australia, claiming it was carrying weapons - Sky News
Protesters on jet skis in Sydney harbor demanded taking action against arms shipments to Israel. They were supported on shore by protesters… pic.twitter.com/grlhIsrwOc
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) November 12, 2023
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