Greta Thunberg spoke about the suffering of Palestinians and showed an Israeli hostage

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg is once again in the spotlight after posting a message that sparked a storm of criticism. In an attempt to draw attention to Palestinian prisoners, she made a mistake by posting a photo of an Israeli held by Hamas.

The Mistake That Caused a Stir

Thunberg, known for her active stance, posted on social media a picture that turned out to depict Eviatar David — an Israeli held captive by Hamas. This move provoked a wave of outrage and criticism.

Israeli model Noa Kochva, “Miss Universe Israel” 2021, expressed her indignation, urging Thunberg to focus on the release of hostages. As a result, the activist deleted the post.

Freedom Flotilla: Context and Consequences

Greta Thunberg previously participated in the “Freedom Flotilla,” aimed at delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza. The convoy, which started from Barcelona, never reached its goal, being intercepted by Israeli military.

Deportation and Accusations

After being detained, Thunberg and other flotilla participants were deported. At a press conference in Stockholm, she spoke of harsh treatment, but Israeli authorities denied these accusations, claiming that all rights of the detainees were respected.

The Swedish government, in turn, emphasized the importance of good treatment of its citizens, providing consular support to the activists.

This story, full of contradictions and emotions, once again raises questions about the boundaries of activism and responsibility for words and actions. In a world where information spreads instantly, every word matters.