Israel’s Foreign Ministry has announced that a humanitarian flotilla attempting to reach Gaza has “come to an end,” with 430 activists on board its vessels being transferred to Israeli territory.

Israel has deported two foreign activists who were detained after taking part in a Gaza-bound flotilla that was intercepted by Israeli forces in international waters.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has called on the international community to take decisive action to secure the release of vessels from the Global Sumud Flotilla 2, condemning Israel’s interception of the ships as an act of “piracy” and “state terrorism”.

The Global Sumud aid flotilla plans to set sail again for war-torn Gaza from Barcelona on March 29, with significantly broader international participation, organizers announced on Thursday.

The United Nations has said that Israel rejected 107 requests to deliver humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip since the Oct. 10 ceasefire, blocking the entry of essential relief materials.

UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has urged for a significant boost in humanitarian aid to Gaza, stressing that the current amount is inadequate to meet the immense human suffering in the region.