Palestinian Resistance Committees condemn Zionist Piracy and Seizure of "Madeleine" Aid Ship
The Resistance Committees in Palestine on Monday condemned the Zionist piracy and the criminal seizure of the freedom ship 'Madeleine' by the Zionist army, a vessel that was attempting to deliver aid and express solidarity with the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip in the face of blockade and alleged genocide.
In a statement, the committees asserted that the Zionist crime against the heroic solidarity activists on the Madeleine ship is Zionist bullying and thuggery that reveals the criminal face of the Zionist entity. They stated that this act suppresses free voices supporting Palestine and Gaza, and opposing the "war of genocide and ethnic cleansing" which they claim the Zionist entity has perpetrated for over 20 months amid shameful international silence.
The statement further accused the United States, claiming the attack on the Madeleine ship, its towing to the Zionist entity, and the assault on activists could not have occurred "without American encouragement, cover, and participation." This, they added, "proving once again that America is an enemy of all free people in the world, and indeed, an enemy of humanity, freedom, and all of humanity.
The Resistance Committees saluted the "heroic activists aboard the Madeleine ship," crediting them with exposing the Zionist entity. They conveyed that even if the activists did not reach Gaza, they "have reached the hearts of the people of Gaza, indeed the hearts of all free people in the world," asserting their "humanitarian message has been delivered despite the Zionist criminals."
The committees called on all free people and people of human conscience in the world to follow the example of the heroes of the Madeleine ship, champion their principles, ignite a flood of anger in support of Gaza, and expose the Zionist entity.
They warned that the ongoing holocaust and genocide will remain a stain on the brow of the hypocritical international community and haunt all those who remain silent and fail to support the Palestinian people.
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