Greta Thunberg’s recent attempt to breach Israel’s naval blockade of Gaza under the guise of delivering humanitarian aid is not just another misguided act of activism—it’s a reckless and dangerous provocation. By participating in a performative boat voyage organized by groups with questionable affiliations, she has shown a blatant disregard for the security concerns of a nation under constant threat. Israel’s decision to intercept the vessel and deport Thunberg was not only justified but necessary to uphold its sovereignty and protect its citizens.

Thunberg’s actions are part of a troubling pattern where she selectively applies her moral outrage. While she is quick to condemn Israel, she remains conspicuously silent on the atrocities committed by Hamas, including the October 7 massacre. This selective activism undermines her credibility and reveals a bias that cannot be ignored. True advocacy requires consistency and a commitment to truth, not just convenient narratives that align with one’s personal agenda.

It’s time to call out these stunts for what they are: dangerous, hypocritical, and ultimately harmful to the causes they purport to support. If Thunberg truly cares about human rights and peace, she should start by acknowledging the complex realities on the ground and engaging in actions that promote genuine understanding and dialogue, rather than divisive and ill-informed spectacles.