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Twenty-six French citizens have filed a complaint against Israel with the National Public Prosecutor's Office for Counter-Terrorism in Paris. They accuse Israeli forces of torturing them and committing war crimes during their interception of the "Solidarity Fleet," which was delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza. The complaint describes their experiences of arbitrary detention, beatings, the use of stun guns, and humiliation, including being forced to remove their clothing and having the Israeli national anthem played repeatedly in an insulting manner. This comes amid ongoing investigations since summer regarding these violations. It is noted that Israeli forces intercepted the ships during three voyages of the fleet between 2025 and 2026, and similar accusations have been made by international activists, though Israel has denied these allegations. These events have sparked international condemnations, and other countries such as Italy, Australia, and Turkey are also investigating the incident. Turkey has issued an international arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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