428 humanitarian volunteers, doctors and journalists from the Global Sumud Flotilla allege they were illegally seized in international waters, systematically beaten, sexually assaulted and tortured by Israeli forces aboard the U.S.-built landing ship INS Nahshon. The INS Nahshon was financed by U.S. taxpayers and built in Louisiana and American-made stun grenades and projectile rounds were used at close range against civilians, prompting calls for a U.S. investigation into its role in the alleged atrocities. Dr. Jihan Alya Mohd Nordin documented 35 participants with fractured bones and severe head injuries, along with 14 cases of sexual assault, providing clinical evidence of…
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