Australian authorities say the Australian Federal Police (AFP) may conduct an independent investigation into the treatment of Australian activists who are detained by Israel after attempting to deliver aid to Gaza. Multiple reports state that the case involves almost a dozen Australians taken into custody by Israeli forces while participating in a flotilla effort to bring humanitarian supplies into the war-torn territory. The outlets describe the prospect of an AFP inquiry as an independent review focused on how the detainees are handled. The reporting does not specify further investigative details, including whether any formal charges are expected or what specific conduct would be examined. The accounts also do not provide confirmed timelines for the investigation or additional information on the detainees’ current status beyond their detention by Israel. Overall, the reports present the same core development: an AFP probe is being considered in relation to the treatment of the detained Australian flotilla activists in the context of the Gaza aid attempt.