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Pro-Palestinian Ship 'Handala II' Collides in German Port, Fails to Reach Gaza The pro-Palestinian ship 'Handala II' collided with a pier in Kiel, Germany, causing engine damage and halting its Gaza mission. Funding shortfalls and safety concerns prevent its departure, but activists plan to continue their efforts and demonstrations nearby.
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What happened 01 The pro-Palestinian ship 'Handala II' collided with a pier in Kiel, Germany, causing significant engine damage. 02 Activists raised only about 10% of needed funds, leading to financial difficulties for the voyage. 03 Kiel port authorities demand the ship leave promptly due to safety risks, especially in strong winds. 04 German police launched an investigation into the crew for damaging port infrastructure. 05 Captain Jan Wolnik insists the ship will still attempt to reach Gaza by September or October. 06 Activists plan protests near the damaged pier, including participation from Students for Palestine. Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet , the latest report. Read Ynet’s original The coverage
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