Israeli forces fired shots at Gaza flotilla, 48 boats intercepted, group says
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Israeli forces intercepted a flotilla of 50 boats carrying aid to Gaza, with video showing soldiers firing shots toward at least two vessels, though Israel claims only non-lethal measures were used and no one was hurt. The article reports conflicting accounts, with organizers saying live fire was used and Turkey condemning the action, while Israel and the U.S. describe the flotilla as politically motivated and aligned with Hamas. It leaves out any analysis of whether the naval blockade itself is legal or proportionate, focusing instead on portraying the Israeli military as disciplined and the flotilla as more symbolic than humanitarian.