Tadhg Hickey: Israeli treatment was the most “inhumane that he had ever seen”

'For the crime of trying to get baby formula into a besieged population to try and feed starving babies, we were brought to effectively a terrorist prison camp'
Tadhg Hickey: Israeli treatment was the most “inhumane that he had ever seen”

Tadhg Hickey, one of the Irish citizens detained by Israel following the interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla, is welcomed home by well-wishers as he arrives at Dublin Airport. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Five Irish activists who were held in Israel after their vessels in a flotilla carrying aid to Gaza were intercepted, have arrived back in Dublin.

The group said that they were “denied access to water, medical care and legal aid” after being detained while attempting to provide humanitarian support to the people of Gaza.

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