Greta Thunberg unveils disturbing mes
🌍 Greta Thunberg Details Alleged Mistreatment After Detention in Israel
Return to Sweden
Climate activist Greta Thunberg, 22, has returned home after
being detained by Israeli forces in early October during a Gaza-bound aid flotilla.
She told Aftonbladet that she’s struggling with nightmares and exhaustion, saying, “My brain doesn’t work like it usually does.”
Claims of Abuse
Thunberg described harsh conditions, saying detainees were
“confined in metal cages” and that guards “completely lack empathy and humanity.”
She claimed officers kicked her, mocked her, and scrawled “Whore Greta” with an Israeli flag on her suitcase.
Israel’s Response
Israel’s Foreign Ministry rejected her account as “ludicrous and baseless,”
stating that Thunberg’s rights were fully respected and that she “never lodged any complaint” while in custody.
Wider Impact
The flotilla, part of a humanitarian mission to Gaza, reignited debate over Israel’s blockade. Supporters hailed Thunberg’s activism; critics accused her of spreading misinformation.
