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Greta Thunberg Laughs at Continued Fridays for Future Protests

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Climate activist Greta Thunberg laughed upon discovering that the Fridays for Future movement she co-founded is still active. The incident occurred during the filming of a documentary. Thunberg, who has recently focused on anti-Israel activism, expressed surprise at the continued protests. She was informed of a demonstration in Berlin on the day of filming.

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  • Greta Thunberg laughed upon learning her co-founded Fridays for Future movement is still active.
  • The activist expressed surprise during the filming of a documentary about activism.
  • Thunberg has recently focused more on anti-Israel activism.
  • Fridays for Future was founded in 2018 and is known for climate change protests.
  • She participated in recent flotillas attempting to reach Gaza.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg reacted with laughter upon learning that the Fridays for Future movement, which she co-founded, is still actively holding protests. The moment occurred during the filming of a documentary titled "On Tanks into the Climate Crisis - How Activism is Criminalised." Thunberg, who has increasingly focused on anti-Israel activism in recent years, appeared surprised when told that the movement, established in 2018, remained active. She was informed that a demonstration was taking place in Berlin on the very day of the filming. "Really? They are still doing this?" Thunberg exclaimed, before bursting into laughter with a companion and calling "Cut!" to the film crew. The activist's reaction is notable given Fridays for Future's long association with her climate change advocacy. In recent years, Thunberg has shifted her focus, participating in flotillas attempting to reach Gaza.

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