Palestinian activists with anti-Semitic outbursts participate in a "humanitarian" convoy to Gaza.

A small group of 12 activists, including the famous Swedish eco-activist Greta Thunberg, intend to set sail on the ship "Madeleine" from Greece to Gaza. However, behind the apparent humanitarian nature of the mission, there are disturbing facts. Some of the participants openly praise terrorists, deny the Holocaust, and spread anti-Semitic messages.

Among them is, for example, a journalist from Al Jazeera who has compared Israeli soldiers to Nazis. There is also a Berlin activist who danced during Iranian missile strikes. Additionally, a Brazilian participant who was moved by the funeral of the "saint" Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah.

Such outbursts reveal that behind the seemingly humanitarian facade of the "aid mission" to Gaza, there are actually people with extreme anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic views. They use the theme of Palestinian suffering to spread their ideology of hatred and violence.