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Malezya, Gazze filosu aktivistlerine işkence iddiasıyla İsrail'i ICJ'ye götürüyor

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Gazze'ye insani yardım götürmeyi amaçlayan Küresel Sumud Filosu, uluslararası sularda İsrail güçlerince durduruldu. Aralarında Avustralyalı aktivist Juliet Lamont'un da bulunduğu ekip, gözaltı süresince darp edilme, sürüklenme ve bağlanma gibi kötü muamele ve işkenceye maruz kaldıklarını öne sürdü. Sidney'e dönen aktivistler, yaşadıklarını basın açıklamalarıyla kamuoyuna duyurdu. Malezya hükümeti, söz konusu işkence iddialarına ilişkin delil ve bilgi toplama sürecinin tamamlanmasının ardından İsrail aleyhine Uluslararası Adalet Divanı'nda (ICJ) dava açmaya hazırlandığını duyurdu. Bu girişim, Malezya'nın Filistin meselesine verdiği uzun süreli desteğin ve uluslararası hukuk enstrümanlarını kullanma iradesinin bir yansıması olarak değerlendiriliyor. Filo müdahalesi, Gazze ablukasının hukuki boyutunu ve uluslararası sularda gerçekleştirilen operasyonların meşruiyetini yeniden tartışmaya açtı. Malezya'nın ICJ başvurusu, İsrail üzerindeki diplomatik baskıyı artırabileceği gibi, Avustralya vatandaşlarının iddiaları nedeniyle Canberra ile Tel Aviv arasındaki ilişkileri de dolaylı yoldan etkileyebilir.

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  1. Siyasi25 May 12:40

    Malaysia prepares ICJ case against Israel over 'torture' of Gaza flotilla activists

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    Malaysia prepares ICJ case against Israel over 'torture' of Gaza flotilla activists Mera Aladam on Mon, 05/25/2026 - 09:23 Government says Israel will be taken to court after lawyers complete the collection of relevant information and evidence Juliet Lamont, an Australian member of the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla, is embraced following her release from Israeli detention, at Sydney International Airport, Australia, 25 May 2026 (Reuters/Jeremy Piper) Off Malaysia is preparing to take legal action against Israel at the International Court of Justice over the reported abuse of Gaza-bound aid flotilla activists after they were seized from international waters last week. According to local media reports, the Malaysian government plans to file a case once lawyers complete the collection of evidence and testimonies. The move comes amid mounting international criticism of Israeli forces over allegations of torture, sexual violence and abuse against around 430 Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) activists, including Malaysian citizens, who were later deported to their respective countries. Speaking at an event at Kuala Lumpur International Airport to welcome returning activists on Monday, Malaysian MP Amirudin Shari said the government would continue diplomatic efforts to demand Gaza's full freedom alongside legal action. “We will not remain silent, we will not stop," he said, adding that participants in the aid mission to Gaza were subjected to kidnapping and torture. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); “We will bring this to the international court, we will continue diplomatic pressure, and we will also travel across Malaysia,” he added. Amirudin said Malaysia remained committed to supporting the Palestinian cause and planned to host international conferences in support of Palestine. He also said preparations were already under way for further aid initiatives. “I saw quite a lot of injuries to the head, to the ribs, to the legs, to the genital areas as well." pic.twitter.com/jRyBGPhtOP May 24, 2026 Malaysia’s planned legal action is the latest in a series of international responses condemning Israel’s seizure of the flotilla in international waters, an act many legal experts, rights groups and governments have described as unlawful. The flotilla had been attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, where Israel has maintained a devastating military assault and blockade since 2023, severely restricting the entry of food, water, medicine and electricity. Videos posted online last week showed Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir overseeing the abuse of activists, sparking global outrage. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); In the footage, Ben Gvir is seen waving an Israeli flag and taunting handcuffed activists as Israeli prison officers forced them to kneel on the ground. According to testimonies from participants, detainees said they were shot with rubber bullets upon arrival, beaten, bound, tasered, sexually assaulted and injected with unknown sedatives while in Israeli custody. Adalah, the Legal Centre for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, said detainees had also been subjected to electric shocks as well as physical and psychological abuse. Israel's genocide in Gaza News Post Date Override 0 Update Date Mon, 05/04/2020 - 21:19 Update Date Override 0

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  2. Ekonomik25 May 14:33

    Australian Gaza aid flotilla activists allege abuse after Israeli abduction

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    Activists allege assaults and torture during Israeli detention after flotilla intercepted in international waters.

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  3. İnsani26 May 05:43

    Video: Australian flotilla activist describes abuse in Israeli detention

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    Video: Australian flotilla activist describes abuse in Israeli detention Australian activists on the Global Sumud Flotilla described their experience in Israeli detention as they arrived in Sydney, Australia. One activist, Juliet Lamont, details being beaten, dragged and tied up following her abduction by Israeli forces. The activists called on Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to end their country’s relationship with Israel. The flotilla, consisting of more than 50 boats carrying activists, medical supplies, food, and other humanitarian aid, was intercepted by Israeli forces near Cyprus on Tuesday as it attempted to sail towards Gaza. Organisers said the mission aimed to break Israel’s maritime blockade and draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Australian activists on the Global Sumud Flotilla described their experience in Israeli detention as they arrived in Sydney, Australia. One activist, Juliet Lamont, details being beaten, dragged and tied up following her abduction by Israeli forces. pic.twitter.com/H7q004gWR3 May 26, 2026

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