Well there is also :
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PGPF representative in Jordan, Tan Sri Dr Samsudin Hitam, told Bernama in Amman yesterday that the vessel was still in Egyptian waters and was expected to dock at El-Arish when given the green light by the authorities.
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Here. Wouldn't it be easier to dock there? The Egyptians are willing to help them anyway.
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Dr Samsudin said the journey by land to Gaza would take about three hours and most likely lorries would be used to transport the PVC sewage pipes and the members of the mission.
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And here. They COULD ship it through land. Why do they want to go by sea where it is a conflict zone?
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In Kuching, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the whole world should condemn the latest cruel action by Israel.
He said the action of Israeli naval forces was inhumane and against the interests of the United Nations, reported RINTOS MAIL.
The ship was on a humanitarian mission and of no threat to the Israeli regime, Muhyiddin added.
“The Malaysian Government condemns the action and the whole world should do so as well,” he said at a press conference here yesterday.
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Well, this guy sure has the cheek to make noise
despite being a racist bastard.
If they are inhumane, by naval defense doctrine, they would have put in a couple of lightweight torpedoes and get S-13 to raid the ship. It suspiciously looks like a government sanctioned attempt to provoke a response.
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Originally Posted by Ithekro
Funny considering Egypt is also supporting the blockade.
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It is a political response against Iran - who would be sending the Al-Quds to protect the ships if Israel is the only one to enforce the blockade, which would then ignite a three-way war with the Sunni Muslims. When the Muslim states aren't condemning Israel, they will be fighting each other, remember?