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Freedom Flotilla: 19 M’sians start nonviolence training in Istanbul today | Scoop

Freedom Flotilla: 19 M’sians start nonviolence training in Istanbul today

19 participants will spend two days there to train before going on mission to deliver aid to Gaza

9:51 AM MYT

 

ISTANBUL – All 19 participants from Malaysia who joined the Break the Siege of Gaza Freedom Flotilla mission arrived in Istanbul, Turkiye at 2.47pm local time (7.47pm Malaysian time) yesterday. 

They will spend two days in Istanbul for nonviolence training organised by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) before embarking on the mission to deliver aid to Gaza. 

Humanitarian Care Malaysia (MyCare) chairman Datuk Seri Kamal Nasharuddin Mustapha stated that the participants would begin their nonviolence training today. 

“The Freedom Flotilla Coalition delegation from Malaysia has safely arrived at Istanbul airport after an 11-hour journey. 

“We are all thankful to Allah for our good health, high spirits, and enthusiasm. Insha-Allah, we will undergo nonviolence training on Friday and Saturday. 

“Pray for the success and safety of this mission in delivering aid to our brothers and sisters in Gaza,” he told Bernama today. 

The mission also includes MyCare CEO Kamarul Zaman Shaharul Anwar, as well as MyCare trustees Fauziah Mohd Hasan and Norsham Abu Bakar. 

The official media partners of the mission are Bernama and Astro Awani with two representatives each.  

MyCare announced on Tuesday that three ships, comprising a 5,000-ton cargo vessel and two passenger ships capable of accommodating over 1,000 people, will embark on their journey on April 28, 2024. 

These ships will carry urgently needed humanitarian aid such as medical supplies, food packages, clothing, tents, and several vehicles including eight ambulances. 

In addition to MyCare, other international NGOs involved include Insani Yardim Vakfi, Ship to Gaza Norway, Rumbo A Gaza, US Ship to Gaza, Sweden Ship to Gaza, Canada Boat to Gaza, Freedom Flotilla Italia, Kia Ora to Gaza, Palestine Solidarity Alliance, Mavi Marmara Freedom and Solidarity Association, Miles of Smiles, and Free Gaza Australia. – April 19, 2024

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