The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on October 6 saying that people including Swedish activist Greta TumbergAnother ¡°Global Resilient Fleet¡± crew was deported by Israel to Greece and Slovakia on the same day.¡£

The statement said that the total number of displaced persons was 171 from Greece, Italy, France, Ireland, Sweden, Poland, Germany, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Austria, Luxembourg, Finland, Denmark, Slovakia, Switzerland, Norway, the United Kingdom, Serbia and the United States.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry said that all the legal rights of these people "have been and will continue to be fully safeguarded" and called on the public to "not believe the fake news they spread".

According to Al Jazeera on the 5th, several international activists accused the Israeli army of "horrific treatment" during its detention, with detainees being deprived of food, clean water and medicine, and even dragged to the ground. They also claimed that the Israeli army "severely tortured" Greta Tunberg,"dragging her by the hair and forcing her to kiss the Israeli flag."

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement on the 5th that the allegations of abuse of activists of the ¡°global robust fleet¡± were purely ¡°shameless lies.¡±