Israel navy to stop Gaza-bound Irish ship

The Israeli navy has said it is ready to stop an Irish ship that is bound for Gaza.

Israel navy to stop Gaza-bound Irish ship
Tue, 01 Jun, 2010 - 08:00

The Israeli navy has said it is ready to stop an Irish ship that is bound for Gaza.

The MV Rachel Corrie was delayed leaving Cyprus on Sunday, which meant it became separated from the aid flotilla which was seized in a violent confrontation by Israel yesterday.

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