Flotilla raid passengers tell of violent attacks

Activists caught in the aid flotilla raid by Israeli forces claimed today that the commandos had beaten passengers and used electric shocks.

Flotilla raid passengers tell of violent attacks
Tue, 01 Jun, 2010 - 14:13

Activists caught in the aid flotilla raid by Israeli forces claimed today that the commandos had beaten passengers and used electric shocks.

Six Greeks and several others, including a Turkish woman and her year-old baby, were released today, but Israel has barred access to hundreds of others seized.

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