Israel tried its usual pirate cosplay at sea, and somehow ended up with fifty-four more boats heading back to make the siege harder to hide. Right, so Israel thought it had frightened off the Gaza flotilla, and the Gaza flotilla has already come back at them with fifty-four more boats. Fifty-four. Not a statement, not a petition, not some symbolic little dinghy bobbing about for a photo opportunity, but a fleet leaving Marmaris in Türkiye with roughly five hundred people from forty-five countries heading towards Gaza after Israel’s last little display of maritime thuggery in international waters. Benjamin Netanyahu’s lot grabbed the previous mission, detained civilians, dragged two organisers into Israeli custody, and apparently expected everyone else to look at that and decide they had better stay home. Well, bad news for the blockade merchants: ...