In the names of our friends, we are more determined than ever to continue into Gaza with our humanitarian cargo and our support for the blockaded and suffering people of Gaza: Activists on board Rachel Corrie sailing towards Gaza.

June 02, 2010 (Hamsayeh.Net) - Israeli crimes against humanity have caused angry reactions from former allies particularly Turkey where people demand severance of diplomatic ties with the outlawed regime in Tel-Aviv.

Turkey’s popular Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan once again warned Israel not underestimate Turkey’s powerful responses. ‘Israel is faced with the danger of losing its sole friend in the region and the greatest contributor so far to regional peace, the steps that it (Israel) will undertake in the coming days will be determining for its position in the region,’ Erdogan warned Israelis during his one hour conversation with Barrack Obama who has kept an ominous silence following Israeli attack on international aid flotilla for Gaza.

Many Americans are now convinced that US president Barrack Obama is basically a debilitated figure. He plays the role of a president while powerful interest groups and Zionist affiliated bodies give real orders. In short little Israel controls United States’ day-to-day affairs.

Meanwhile a new humanitarian supply ship Rachel Corrie MV continues to sail toward Gaza with Irish and Malaysian activists on board. ‘In the names of our friends, we are more determined than ever to continue into Gaza with our humanitarian cargo and our support for the blockaded and suffering people of Gaza,’ Christopher Chang and Ram Kardigasu on behalf of all the activists relayed message on board Rachel Corrie MV.

The Perdana Global Peace Organization under the helm of Malaysia’s former Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad in part supports the Rachel Corrie MV. Israel promised to stop any supply ship heading toward Gaza strip.

Yesterday some Turkish officials had warned Israel not to harm humanitarian ship for Gaza and some even said Turkish Navy should escort those ships in the future.