Spanish & Italian Flotillas: Europe's New Yacht Club Lash-Out
In the grand theater of geopolitics, Spain and Italy decided to captain their own aid ships to join the Gaza flotilla, showcasing Europe's latest hobby: shipping activism. Europe’s newfound pro-Palestinian sentiment apparently comes with mild sea sickness and a dash of political grandstanding. Notable sailors include Spanish and Italian official boats, sailing possibly on rough waters and rougher diplomatic waves. As this hitch in the Mediterranean unfolds, watch as Brussels tries not to spill its ocidental sangria over increased pro-Palestinian cheers. All aboard the political cruise to stirring up the Eastern Med, captained by hopeful EU allies eager to get wetsuits muddy.
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Spain and Italy sending ships to Gaza isn’t a humanitarian mission, it’s Europe’s way of saying 'Hold my sangria' while awkwardly blocking peace with a floating street protest.
Looks like Spain and Italy finally found a new way to compete: who can send the most political ships to the Mediterranean? Next stop: diplomatic yacht race.
European pro-Palestinian hype just got wet. Spain and Italy’s navies might be more on a sightseeing cruise than a serious aid run. Coast Guard or coast gone?
Source: Aljazeera | Published: 9/25/2025 | Author: Unknown
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