瑞典“环保少女”前往加沙运送人道主义物资，曾发文回应西方政客和媒体攻击

Core Points - Greta Thunberg, known as the "climate activist," participated in the "Freedom Fleet Alliance" to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, facing criticism from Western politicians and media [1][2] - Thunberg and 11 others set sail on the "Madeleine" from Sicily, aiming to break the Israeli blockade and raise awareness of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza [1] - The journey is being tracked online, with the ship currently sailing in the Mediterranean [1] Media Reaction - Unlike previous praise for Thunberg's actions, many Western media outlets have criticized her trip to Gaza, labeling it as a publicity stunt [2] - U.S. media, including the New York Post, featured negative comments from pro-Israel netizens, while Australian news outlets referred to her as a "failure" and "Swedish doomsday queen" [2] - U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham mocked Thunberg's actions on social media, suggesting they were both dangerous and futile [2] Thunberg's Stance - Thunberg has expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people and condemned Israel's actions in Gaza as "genocide," which has drawn strong backlash from Israeli and some Western figures [2] - She anticipated the personal attacks and stated she would not be able to access social media during her journey, emphasizing that the real danger lies in the silence of nations regarding genocide [3]