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The crew of the Alan Kurdi rescue people from a rubber dinghy in the Mediterranean yesterday
[Sea Eye (Twitter: @seaeyeorg)] 
ACTIVISTS condemned European inaction today after two NGO refugee rescue ships saved the lives of over 100 people in the Mediterranean yesterday.
Alarm Phone, an activist network which provides support for people crossing Europe’s deadliest border, was contacted on Thursday by three separate groups of people in distress at sea while attempting to flee Libya.
“A rubber boat in distress with 44 people on board, including 21 women, alerted us in the early morning at 5.02 CET,” Alarm Phone tweeted.
Fan group The 1873 issues scathing response to owners’ statement saying the club will not close
Israeli media awash with leaks and rumours of Netanyahu’s plans to seize Gaza. Meanwhile, the unrelenting siege of Gaza continues unabated
Mr Smalls and 13 other Freedom Flotilla Coalition activists who tried to break Israel’s illegal blockade of Gaza aboard the Handala ship remain in detention and on hunger strike
