瑞典環保運動人士、素有「環保少女」之稱的格蕾塔·通貝里（Greta Thunberg），近日再次因參與加沙薩道援助行動而遭到以色列軍方拘留與驅逐，引發國際輿論譁然。這已是她第二次試圖經由海路抵達加沙薩帶援助當地平民卻被以色列阻止。事件不僅牽涉人道與政治議題，更因她聲稱在拘留期間遭受以軍「虐待」而掀起新的風暴。

根據英國廣播公司（BBC）10月6日的報導，以色列外交部當天證實，格蕾塔與其他170名來自多國的行動人士已被正式驅逐出境。官方指出，這批人已從以色列南部的拉蒙國際機場（Ramon International Airport）搭機離境，前往希臘與斯洛伐克。以方公開的照片顯示，格蕾塔與其他被驅逐者身穿灰色運動服與白色T恤，神情嚴肅，現場戒備森嚴。

據悉，這批行動人士分別來自希臘、義大利、法國、愛爾蘭、瑞典、波蘭、德國、保加利亞、立陶宛、奧地利、盧森堡、芬蘭、丹麥、斯洛伐克、瑞士、挪威、英國、塞爾維亞與美國等國。他們原本搭乘一艘「國際援助船」計畫向加沙運送醫療與糧食物資，但在接近以色列海域時被軍方攔截並拘留。

通貝里在被釋放後透過社群媒體發聲，控訴自己與其他志願者在被以軍關押期間遭受粗暴對待，包括長時間不給水、被辱罵以及心理恐嚇。她在貼文中寫道：「這不是誤會，也不是戰爭的副作用，這是系統性暴力。種族滅絕正在我們眼前發生，沒有人能再假裝不知道。」

通貝里長期以來不僅是氣候行動的象徵人物，也多次在公開場合批評以色列在加薩的軍事行動。她曾指責國際社會對巴勒斯坦人民的苦難「選擇性失明」，並呼籲聯合國對以方行為展開獨立調查。此次被拘留與驅逐事件，讓她再度成為輿論焦點，也引發人權組織與歐洲多國政府對以色列執法手段的關切。

以色列外交部則回應稱，格蕾塔與其他人「非法試圖突破海上封鎖線」，其行動「威脅到國家安全」。官方強調，他們的驅逐符合以色列法律，並否認有任何虐待行為，指控格蕾塔「刻意政治化事件、散布誤導性言論」。

目前，這起事件已引起國際社會的兩極反應。支持者讚揚通貝里堅持人道與正義，勇於揭露不義；但反對者則批評她「偏頗且激進」，認為她忽略哈瑪斯對以色列的攻擊背景。無論立場如何，這場風波讓格蕾塔再度站上全球輿論的浪尖，也使加沙戰爭的道德與人權爭議再次被推到國際輿論的中心。

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, often known as the “Climate Girl,” has once again become the center of international controversy after being detained and deported by Israeli authorities while attempting to reach Gaza as part of a humanitarian aid flotilla. This marks the second time Thunberg has tried to reach Gaza by sea, only to be intercepted by Israeli forces. The incident has drawn intense media attention, particularly after she claimed that she and other activists were mistreated during their detention.

According to a report from the BBC on October 6, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that Thunberg and 170 other international activists had been officially deported. Authorities stated that they departed from Ramon International Airport in southern Israel, flying to Greece and Slovakia. Photos released by the ministry showed Thunberg and the others wearing gray tracksuits and white T-shirts, under heavy security at the airport.

The deported individuals reportedly came from Greece, Italy, France, Ireland, Sweden, Poland, Germany, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Austria, Luxembourg, Finland, Denmark, Slovakia, Switzerland, Norway, the United Kingdom, Serbia, and the United States. They were part of an “international aid flotilla” attempting to deliver food and medical supplies to civilians in Gaza but were stopped by the Israeli Navy before entering the restricted maritime zone.

After her release, Thunberg posted on social media, alleging that she and others were subjected to harsh treatment while in Israeli custody — including being denied water for hours, verbally abused, and psychologically intimidated. She wrote:

“This is not a misunderstanding or a side effect of war — it is systematic violence. Genocide is happening before our eyes, and no one can say they don’t know.”

Thunberg, who has long been an outspoken critic of Israel’s military operations in Gaza, has repeatedly accused the international community of turning a blind eye to Palestinian suffering. She called for the United Nations to investigate Israeli actions and demanded accountability for what she described as “crimes against humanity.”

In response, the Israeli Foreign Ministry rejected the allegations, stating that Thunberg and her group had illegally attempted to breach Israel’s maritime blockade, posing “a potential security threat.” Officials denied any mistreatment, accusing Thunberg of “politicizing the incident and spreading misleading information.”

The episode has triggered a divided reaction worldwide. Supporters praised Thunberg’s courage and moral stance, viewing her as a voice for justice and human rights. Critics, however, accused her of being biased and overly radical, arguing that she ignored Hamas’s role in the ongoing conflict.

Regardless of the controversy, the case has once again placed Greta Thunberg at the forefront of global debate — transforming her from a climate activist into a symbol of broader moral resistance, as the humanitarian and ethical crisis in Gaza continues to ignite passions across the world.