An Israeli pro-Palestinian advocacy group stated on Saturday that Israeli security authorities had notified it of plans to release two activists from the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla.

Mexico has reiterated its commitment to protecting its citizens participating in a humanitarian flotilla bound for Gaza, as diplomatic tensions continue following the vessel’s interception by Israeli forces.

A coalition of 13 countries has strongly condemned Israel’s interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla, a civilian-led humanitarian mission attempting to deliver aid to Gaza amid the ongoing conflict.

A Gaza-bound humanitarian mission led by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition is gaining momentum as multiple vessels move through the Mediterranean, with organizers preparing for a large-scale fleet operation.

Spain and Brazil have strongly condemned what they described as the “abduction” of two of their citizens by Israel in international waters, calling the incident a “flagrantly illegal” violation of international law.

An Italian charity has accused Israel of blocking 250 tons of humanitarian aid intended for Gaza, citing disputes over the shipment’s contents and registration procedures.

Israel intercepted nine aid vessels carrying around 150 activists from approximately 30 countries, the Freedom Flotilla Coalition informed.

A Turkish Airlines flight carrying 137 activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla, including 36 Turkish nationals, arrived at Istanbul Airport on Saturday after being detained by Israeli forces in international waters.