We start today's other headlines in the Middle East. An aid boat headed for Gaza has arrived in Israel after Israeli forces boarded that vessel and detained the activists on board, including climate advocate Greta Toonberg.

Added to the long list of war crimes that Israel has been committing.

We are being intercepted right now. Israel's action was part of its long-standing blockade of the Palestinian territory.

A legal rights group says the activists are expected to be held at a detention facility

until they are deported.

Israel's foreign ministry dismissed the voyage on social media, calling it the selfie yacht of celebrities

and said it would distribute the boat's aid through

established channels.

Meantime, in Gaza, Palestinian health officials say gunfire killed 14 people as they were

heading to an aid center.

Witnesses say the gunmen appeared to be allied with the Israeli military.

It's the latest in a series of shootings that have killed more than 100 people

since the rollout of new food distribution locations last month.

They open aid sites for people and then they kill them there.

We don't want aid. We don't want anything. We'd rather be killed and be done with this whole thing.

We are fed up with this life. He was not there to resist or to launch missiles. He went to get flour.

Israel's military has not commented on the latest shooting. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which

runs the sites, says there has been no violence in or near the aid distribution centers themselves.

Ukraine says that Russia launched nearly 500 drones and missiles overnight, the biggest such

attack in their three-year war. The Ukrainian Air Force claims to have shot down more than half

of the drones and says only a handful reached their targets. Russia has intensified its strikes

since Ukraine's surprise drone attack

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