Israeli Military Official Has a Warning for Greta Thunberg After She Sets Sail for Gaza

Greta Thunberg, the radical Swedish climate activist turned leftist icon, is setting her sights far from environmental issues and heading straight into the middle of a war zone — Gaza — in what appears to be a dangerous publicity stunt designed to smear Israel and embolden its enemies.

At just 22, Thunberg has graduated from skipping school to protest the weather to now openly aligning herself with pro-Hamas sympathizers, sailing toward a terrorist-controlled territory with the obvious aim of bolstering anti-Israel propaganda. According to The Times (UK), Thunberg is aboard the Madleen, a ship manned by a dozen leftist activists — including Irish actor Liam Cunningham of Game of Thrones fame — on a so-called “humanitarian” mission that’s carrying little more than token aid like protein bars.

The real cargo? Globalist virtue signaling and anti-West theater.

But Israel isn’t playing along.

“For this case as well, we are prepared,” stated Brigadier General Effie Defrin, an Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman. “We have gained experience in recent years, and we will act accordingly.”

It’s a vague but firm warning. The Israeli military has a long memory when it comes to hostile foreign interference cloaked in “activism.” In 2010, the IDF intercepted a flotilla led by Turkish agitators attempting to breach the Gaza blockade. That confrontation ended in nine deaths — and an international PR war. Israel later issued a formal apology to Turkey in 2013, as reported by The Jerusalem Post, but has never wavered in its national security priorities.

Unlike that incident, this time there’s a headline-chasing eco-celebrity on board, which guarantees media attention — and a predictable onslaught of biased coverage against Israel.

But Israel has been under relentless assault since Hamas’ barbaric terror attack on October 7, 2023, and has no reason to tolerate Western agitators further inflaming the region. Thunberg’s presence is a calculated move to delegitimize a democratic nation defending itself against jihadist savagery.

Even Thunberg’s past social media statements show clear anti-Zionist sentiment, including an explicit desire to “crush Zionism.” For anyone paying attention, her agenda has long since shifted from climate to classic far-left radicalism.

Though her supporters are fawning over this “mission,” many others aren’t fooled. Social media is ablaze with condemnation from conservatives and patriots who see this stunt for what it is: a thinly veiled endorsement of terrorism under the guise of humanitarianism.

As for what happens if the Madleen approaches Gaza’s shores? The IDF’s “we will act accordingly” statement suggests the answer won’t be pleasant — for Thunberg or her activist entourage.