President Donald Trump recently advised Greta Samberg, a Swedish activist, to consider seeing a doctor, pointing out that “…for a young person, she’s so angry. She’s so crazy.” His remarks came during a news conference at the Oval Office.
According to previous reports, Trump had been deported alongside 170 other activists while they were on a Gaza-bound flotilla, after being detained in Israel.
In his critique of Samberg, he described her as a “troublemaker” with “anger management issues.” He argued that her intense emotions were concerning for someone her age.
This isn’t the first instance of Trump criticizing Samberg. Back in June, he referred to her as “weird” and suggested that she might benefit from attending an “anger management class.” This came after she claimed she was kidnapped when her boat was intercepted by Israeli forces near Gaza.
During that incident, while Samberg said she was “kidnapped,” other activists described their arrest as being “abducted” against their will, which took place in international waters.
After her deportation from Israel, Samberg arrived in Greece to a warm welcome from pro-Palestinian supporters.
Meanwhile, Israel continues to deport individuals, including those from various European countries and the U.S., amidst ongoing conflicts in the region.
Both Egypt and Israel have upheld a blockade on Gaza for years, primarily aiming to thwart the Hamas group’s access to weaponry.
