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‘Greta might like attention': New flotilla to set sail for Gaza

‘Greta might like attention': New flotilla to set sail for Gaza

Sky News AU10-07-2025
UnHerd newsroom editor James Billot discusses Greta Thunberg's plans to board another 'Freedom Flotilla to Gaza' one month after the activist's failed stunt.
The ship will be setting sail from Italy on July 13, however, it is not clear whether Greta will be joining on the second voyage.
'I could be wrong here, but I'm starting to think Greta Thunberg might like attention,' Mr Billot told Sky News Digital Presenter Gabriella Power.
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