Greta Thunberg was detained by Israeli forces after her aid boat,

part of the Freedom Flotilla Coalition heading to Gaza, was intercepted

in international waters. In a video, she said they were “kidnapped” by Israeli forces.

Israel confirmed the interception, citing its naval blockade of Gaza.

Donald Trump, asked about the incident, mocked Thunberg, calling her

“a young, angry person” who needs “anger management.”

He dismissed the kidnapping claim, saying Israel has “enough problems” without kidnapping her.

The boat carried other activists and public figures, including an

EU parliament member and journalists. Israel plans to deport them.

The Gaza conflict remains critical, with over 54,000 reported dead.

Thunberg and other activists accuse Israel of blocking aid and committing

“genocide,” while Israeli authorities deny the allegations, calling

the intercepted vessel a “selfie yacht” and saying all passengers were safe and provided with food and water.