On the 15th, Sweden's Evening News published an interview with Greta Thunberg, a Swedish climate activist known as the "environmental girl". Thunberg recounted what happened to him during his detention by the Israeli military. According to the report, the Israeli army not only beat the detained activists and deliberately refused to provide them with food and water, but also left insulting words on Thunberg's suitcase.

Tonberg's suitcase with insulting words

At the beginning of October, Tumberi and several activists around the world were detained by the Israeli army while shipping rescue supplies to the Gaza Strip.Tumberi previously said in a speech that she had been abused by the Israeli army, and after the ceasefire in Gaza, she told Swedish newspaper reporters about the details.

The Israeli army has been using the Israeli flag as an instrument to abuse her. When boarding the boat, Israeli soldiers covered the Israeli flag and dragged her away. In prison, the Israeli guard tied her hands with a belt, placed an Israeli flag next to her, whenever the flag was blown by the wind to hit the Israeli flag, the guard shouted "do not touch the flag" and kicked the Israeli flag, and then took a separate photo with her in front of the Israeli flag.

In addition to the beatings, the Israeli army deliberately refused to provide food and drinking water to the detainees, allowing them to drink water from a muddy faucet, causing many people to fall ill. In addition, Israeli guards also found the personal medicines of the detainees and destroyed them one by one in front of them.

In an interview, Thunberg showed a suitcase with insulting words on it, saying that these words were all written by Israeli soldiers.

In addition to criticizing Israeli abuses, Tumberg also criticized Swedish diplomats who negotiated with Israel. She claimed that during a meeting with the diplomat, she had asked him to negotiate with Israel and ask the guards to provide drinking water to the detainees, but the other party turned a deaf ear and only provided him with a half-eaten bottle of water.

According to the reports published by the Evening News and Turkey's Anadolu News Agency on October 5th, Israeli National Security Minister Ben Gvir publicly declared on the 5th that he was glad that the prison could treat the detained activists on the terms of "terrorist supporters" according to his instructions. He stressed that this prison was designed to make the detainees "not want to come to Israel again".

Ben-Gvir data map

In early October, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs posted a message on social media platforms insisting that "Thunberg has not suffered any abuse." So far, Israel has not responded to this interview report by the Swedish Evening News.