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Denmark Reacts to Treatment of Gaza Flotilla Detainees
Denmark condemned Israel's treatment of activists during the Gaza flotilla detentions and emphasized the need to respect those detained.
Denmark expressed concerns about the treatment of individuals detained during the Gaza flotilla mission. In footage shared by Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, activists were seen handcuffed and kneeling while being detained. Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen stated on the social media platform X that this treatment is unacceptable and emphasized the importance of respecting detainees and protecting their rights. The Global Sumud humanitarian aid flotilla announced that a convoy of 50 ships, involving 428 people from 44 countries, was stopped by Israel in international waters. The flotilla's aim is to break the Israeli blockade imposed since 2007. Despite a ceasefire achieved in Gaza on October 10, 2025, humanitarian access has not improved and Israeli attacks have continued. The Gaza Ministry of Health reported that at least 881 people have died and 2,621 have been injured since the ceasefire. This ceasefire aimed to halt Israel's two-year Gaza war; over 72,000 people lost their lives in the war, mostly women and children, more than 172,000 were injured, and about 90% of civilian infrastructure was damaged.
Source: Middle East Monitor (MEMO)
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