Israel: We will board ship if it stays on course for Gaza

One of the last ships on a flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza is to be intercepted by the Israeli navy today.

Israel: We will board ship if it stays on course for Gaza
Sat, 05 Jun, 2010 - 11:04

One of the last ships on a flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza is to be intercepted by the Israeli navy today.

Irish-Malaysian ship MV Rachel Corrie was attempting to reach the blockaded territory despite the deadly commando attack by Israeli troops earlier in the week.

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