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Amman, 19 May (Petra) — The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Jordan,
Indonesia, Spain, Pakistan, Brazil, Bangladesh, Türkiye, Colombia,
Libya, and the Maldives condemn in the strongest terms the renewed
Israeli assaults against the Global Sumud Flotilla, a peaceful
civilian humanitarian initiative aimed at drawing international
attention to the catastrophic humanitarian suffering of the
Palestinian people.
The Ministers recall with grave concern the Israeli interventions
against previous flotillas in international waters and condemn the
continuation of hostile acts targeting civilian vessels and
humanitarian activists. Such assaults, including attacks against the
vessels and the arbitrary detention of activists, constitute blatant
violations of international law and international humanitarian law.
The Ministers express serious concern regarding the safety and
security of the civilian participants of the flotilla and call for
the immediate release of all detained activists, as well as for full
respect for their rights and dignity.
The Ministers further stress that repeated attacks against peaceful
humanitarian initiatives reflect the continued disregard for
international law and freedom of navigation. They call on the
international community to assume its legal and moral
responsibilities, ensure the protection of civilians and humanitarian
missions, and take concrete steps to end impunity and ensure
accountability for these violations.
//Petra//