Former President Donald Trump lashed out after climate activist Greta Thunberg was detained by Israeli forces while aboard a humanitarian aid ship headed for Gaza. Thunberg claimed she was “kidnapped” when the Israeli military intercepted the vessel in international waters—an incident now fueling heated global debate.

Trump dismissed her accusation outright, labeling Thunberg “a strange, young, angry person” and suggesting she “get some anger management.” He expressed skepticism about the use of the term “kidnapping.”

The ship was part of a mission organized by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, which accused Israel of violating international law by blocking humanitarian aid meant for Gaza. The region remains under a severe blockade, with more than 54,000 reported deaths since 2023 due to ongoing conflict and shortages.

Israeli authorities say they plan to deport Thunberg and other activists who were on board. The Israeli Foreign Ministry reported that all passengers were safe and not harmed. Meanwhile, Thunberg shared a passionate message online, condemning the violence in Gaza and calling for international solidarity.