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muriel_volestrangler

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6. Nah, "deported" is used for when you want to be in a country but are thrown out

Reply to Glorious bastard (Reply #5)

Tue Oct 7, 2025, 04:20 PM

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None of them wanted to go to Israel. They wanted to go to Gaza. The Israelis captured them in international waters, imprisoned them in Israel, and have now released them - to Jordan, in this case.

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Did anyone try to contact her family? Thefamily says she is "safe and accounted for", despite the wild rumors Glorious bastard Tuesday #3

Another update: she has been released to Jordan muriel_volestrangler Tuesday #4

She has been deported to Jordan. Glorious bastard Tuesday #5

Nah, "deported" is used for when you want to be in a country but are thrown out muriel_volestrangler Tuesday #6

Deportation is not contingent on the deportee's desire to stay in the country or lack thereof. Glorious bastard Tuesday #7

I see your point, but that talks about "under that country's laws". The capture was lawless, muriel_volestrangler Tuesday #8

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It was a kidnapping in international waters (nt) muriel_volestrangler Tuesday #10

It was neither. Glorious bastard Tuesday #11

"The first boats were stopped about 70 nautical miles off the Gaza coast in international waters and others closer." muriel_volestrangler Tuesday #13

Not really: EX500rider Tuesday #15

Yes, really. muriel_volestrangler Tuesday #16

This message was self-deleted by its author Celerity Tuesday #17

It was indeed a legal detention , it is a declared war zone with a maritime blockade EX500rider Tuesday #12

IMO they were lucky Israel stopped them, how did they see that playing out? EX500rider Tuesday #14