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European campaign: Freedom Flotilla may arrive in Gaza Friday

The European campaign to end the siege, a Freedom Flotilla coalition partner, estimated that the ships of the coalition may arrive in the besieged Gaza Strip on Friday.

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Monday, May 24,2010 11:50

	PIC&Ikhwanweb

The European campaign to end the siege, a Freedom Flotilla coalition partner, estimated that the ships of the coalition may arrive in the besieged Gaza Strip on Friday.

In a press release on Sunday, the campaign said that the ships are moving according to an arranged plan, adding that three of the ships are carrying 10,000 tons of aid and the others are carrying more than 750 passengers.

It added that the nine ships will meet off the coast of Cyprus before starting to sail together towards the shores of Gaza to arrive on the evening of May 28.

This campaign will receive wide media coverage and will be televised worldwide, where the ships were already provided with wireless satellite transmitters and receivers along with more than 36 journalists working for 21 international news agencies aboard.