A spokesperson for the Global Sumud Flotilla denied Israeli Foreign Ministry's claims that the humanitarian convoy is funded by Hamas, calling it propaganda. The Israeli Ministry presented documents allegedly linking Hamas to the flotilla, including a letter from a deceased Hamas leader. The flotilla, comprising over 50 vessels from 44 countries, aims to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, challenging Israel's blockade. The spokesperson criticized Israel's accusations as unfounded and reminiscent of past incidents.