Indonesian activists file a complaint against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing Israeli forces of abuses during the interception and detention of the Global Sumud Flotilla. According to reports, the complainants include Indonesians who were among the men detained after the flotilla was intercepted by Israel. The flotilla’s arrest results in the detention of more than 400 activists in total, with the Indonesians among those held. The complaint asserts that the treatment of detainees during the operation and subsequent detention was unlawful, framing the incident as violations of the activists’ rights. The outlets report the matter as a formal complaint brought by the Indonesians, focusing on alleged misconduct tied to the Gaza flotilla interception. The reports do not indicate changes in custody or any immediate response from Israeli authorities in the brief accounts provided. Overall, the coverage centres on the filing of the complaint and the activists’ allegations that the operation involved improper conduct against participants of the flotilla.