Activists Are Risking Their Lives To Break The Brutal Blockade On Gaza

Activists Are Risking Their Lives To Break The Brutal Blockade On Gaza

From Clearing the FOG with co-hosts Margaret Flowers and Kevin Zeese by Margaret Flowers and Kevin Zeese

May 11, 2026 · 1h 0m

About this episode

The episode discusses the ongoing blockade of Gaza and the international humanitarian efforts to break it, featuring insights from activist James Marc Leas.

Under international law, all countries that have signed onto the Genocide Convention are mandated to both prevent and stop genocides, yet the genocide of Palestinians, particularly in Gaza, has continued unabated. Given the failure of most governments to fulfill their duties, civilians from around the world are organizing humanitarian flotillas to break through the blockade on Gaza. Clearing the FOG speaks with James Marc Leas, a lawyer and Palestine solidarity activist who is in Italy to support the Freedom Flotilla Coalition. He discusses the conditions in Palestine, the laws, and Israel's illegal seizure of Global Sumud Flotilla boats and activists. For more information, visit PopularResistance.org.

People in this episode

Hosts: Margaret Flowers, Kevin Zeese

Guest: James Marc Leas

Topics covered

  • humanitarian efforts
  • Gaza blockade
  • Palestinian rights
  • international law
  • activism
  • genocide prevention

Keywords

  • Gaza
  • blockade
  • humanitarian flotillas
  • Palestine
  • activism
  • James Marc Leas
  • international law
  • genocide
  • Freedom Flotilla Coalition

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Freedom Flotilla Coalition, PopularResistance.org, Genocide Convention, Israel

Places: Gaza, Palestine, Italy

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