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Good evening and welcome to Navarra Live.

My name is Stephen Methan. Let me begin by really apologising for being a little bit late this evening. But the thing you need to know is that every single person in this

room has had only a few hours sleep in the last 48 hours. And that's all to do with the flotilla,

its interception. That's going to be our top story tonight, of course. So we're a little bit under par, but I feel like we got there in the end. Anyway, I'm joined tonight by Dalia Gabrielle. Dahlia. How are you?

I'm doing okay in a completely, for completely unrelated reasons, I have also had tech issues, which means that I'm using,

not using my proper professional camera, but my kind of shitty webcam. So apologies to that.

I'm going to try and fix it throughout the show. But yeah, the tech gods are not looking at us

kindly today. Well, you look amazing as ever, Dahlia, so I wouldn't worry too much about it. Coming up tonight,

world leaders react to the illegal interception of the global summit flotilla. Protests erupt across

the globe in solidarity with the activists now detained by Israel. We speak to a close friend of

Navarra's Kieran Andrei, who is in Israeli custody as we speak,

and the latest on that horrific attack that has killed at least two people at a Manchester synagogue.

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The Israeli military illegally intercepted the global summit flotilla last night, when the

vessels in the convoy were a mere 75 miles from the coast of Gaza, but still firmly in international waters.

Earlier today, a military ship reportedly

carrying the flotilla members apprehended overnight

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