支援加沙地帶的人道主義救援行動再度成為全球焦點。當地時間9月1日晚間，一支名為「全球堅韌船隊」（Freedom Flotilla – Global Resilience Fleet）的救援船隊自西班牙巴塞隆納港口正式啟航，計畫於9月中旬抵達加沙。這支船隊承載大量人道物資，並且凝聚來自全球44個國家與地區的志願力量，共有約20艘船隻參與。

據路透社畫面顯示，船隊啟程當晚，巴塞隆納港口回蕩著「解放巴勒斯坦」等聲援口號，場面莊嚴而激昂。原定於前一天出發的計畫，因惡劣天氣而被迫暫停，待風暴過境後才再次啟航。外媒同時指出，還有數十艘船隻預計在本週晚些時候陸續加入，這將可能成為自2023年10月新一輪巴以衝突爆發以來，規模最大的一次試圖突破以色列海上封鎖的國際行動。

然而，船隊的前途並不平坦。以色列軍方在過去幾個月裡，已多次攔截駛往加沙的援助船隻，令外界擔憂「全球堅韌船隊」或將遭遇同樣命運。國際輿論普遍認為，這場海上行動不僅是運送物資的舉動，更是挑戰以色列封鎖政策、凸顯人道危機的象徵性抗議。

根據聯合國相關機構於8月22日發表的報告，目前加沙地帶已有超過 50 萬人陷入饑荒。這是中東地區首次被正式確認發生饑荒，情況極為嚴峻。自2023年10月巴以衝突爆發以來，以色列對加沙的軍事行動與持續封鎖，導致當地人道局勢急劇惡化。

加沙衛生部門最新數據顯示，以軍行動已造成超過6.3萬人死亡，其中包括124名死於營養不良的兒童。這一慘烈現實，使國際社會對以色列的軍事行動和封鎖政策持續譴責，也進一步凸顯這支「全球堅韌船隊」肩負的人道使命與政治意涵。

Humanitarian relief efforts for Gaza have once again become the focus of global attention. On the evening of September 1, a fleet known as the “Global Resilience Fleet” (Freedom Flotilla – Global Resilience Fleet) set sail from the port of Barcelona, Spain, carrying large quantities of humanitarian aid and aiming to reach Gaza by mid-September. The flotilla brings together volunteers from 44 countries and regions, with around 20 ships currently participating.

According to Reuters footage, as the fleet departed, chants of “Free Palestine” echoed throughout the port of Barcelona, creating a solemn and passionate atmosphere. The departure had originally been scheduled for the previous day, but adverse weather forced the ships to return to port and wait until the storm had passed. Foreign media also reported that dozens more vessels are expected to join later this week, potentially making this the largest maritime effort to challenge Israel’s blockade since the outbreak of the latest round of the Israel-Palestine conflict in October 2023.

However, the mission faces an uncertain future. In recent months, the Israeli military has intercepted multiple aid vessels attempting to reach Gaza, raising concerns that the “Global Resilience Fleet” could meet the same fate. International observers believe the action is not only about delivering supplies but also serves as a symbolic protest against Israel’s blockade and a powerful reminder of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

According to a report released by UN agencies on August 22, more than 500,000 people in Gaza are facing famine. This marks the first time famine has been officially declared in the Middle East, highlighting the severity of the situation. Since the outbreak of the conflict in October 2023, Israel’s military operations and continued blockade of Gaza have led to a dramatic deterioration in humanitarian conditions.

The latest figures from Gaza’s health authorities show that Israeli actions have resulted in more than 63,000 deaths, including 124 children who died from malnutrition. This grim reality has fueled growing international condemnation of Israel’s military campaign and blockade, while underscoring the humanitarian mission and political significance carried by the “Global Resilience Fleet.”