PARIS—Pro-Palestinian activists say a protest ship trying to break Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip expects to reach the territory Tuesday.
Activist Thomas Sommer says the Dignity al-Karama ship is traveling slowly in international waters and aims to reach Gaza after daybreak Tuesday.
The Dignity left a Greek port late Saturday. It is the only ship to set sail so far from a larger protest flotilla that had hoped to break the blockade weeks ago but was thwarted by Greece.
Sommer spoke by telephone Monday from aboard the Dignity al-Karama. He is a spokesman for the 16 activists and journalists on the French-based ship.
The Israeli military has said it will stop any attempt to break the sea blockade of Gaza.
Boston Globe
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