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Several activists who are part of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition and Thousand Madleens to Gaza (FFC-TMTG) were reported to be roughed up and physically abused during and after the interception by the Israeli military. Photo: Instagram/@sumudnusantaraofficial. Edited via CANVA

MyCARE Chief Executive Officer Kamarul Zaman Shaharul Anwar speaks at a press conference on the latest developments of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition – Thousands Madleens to Gaza voyage at the MyCARE headquarters in Serdang today. Photo by Bernama

ADALAH also confirmed that its legal team managed to gain entry into the port to meet the detained activists after initially being barred from gaining access by Israeli authorities. - Bernama photo

The GSF mission, which involved over 500 activists from 44 countries including Malaysia, set sail for Gaza as a symbol of solidarity and an effort to break the Israeli blockade by delivering essential supplies for Palestinians affected by the Zionist regime’s ongoing attacks. - Bernama photo

This video grab taken from a livestream broadcasted on October 1, 2025 by the Global Sumud Flotilla. - AFP photo

The Global Sumud Flotilla’s (GSF) last ship, the Marinette, has been intercepted by Israeli naval forces who pointed their guns at volunteers on board. Photo: X / (@fatimamoosa17)

Boats from the Global Sumud Flotilla intercepted by Israeli forces in the Mediterranean sea off the Gaza Strip waters, arrive in the southern port of Ashdod on October 2, 2025. Israel said on October 2 it will deport pro-Palestinian activists aboard the intercepted Sumud Flotilla of around 45 vessels, which began its voyage a month earlier, with politicians and activists aiming to break the siege and deliver aid to Gaza, where a famine was declared by the United Nations. (Photo by Saeed QAQ / AFP)

The aid flotilla was less than 80 nautical miles (148 kilometres) from Gaza before being attacked by the Israeli Navy. Photo by AFP

This video grab taken from a handout footage released by the Israeli Foreign Ministry on October 1, 2025 shows an Israeli soldier with Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg (R) after several vessels of the Global Sumud Flotilla "have been safely stopped and their passengers being transferred to an Israeli port.". Israel's foreign ministry on October 1, 2025 said Israel had halted vessels from the Global Sumud Flotilla bound for Gaza, which aimed to break Israel's blockade of the Palestinian territory. (Photo by Handout / Israeli Foreign Ministry / AFP)

Among the banners carried by participants as a protest against Zionist Israel.