"Israel" Scrambles to Defend its Crime

Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has supported the military action against the Freedom Flotilla convoy, which led to the death of some 19 activists and injured scores.

"The prime minister reiterated his full backing for the IDF and inquired about the well being of the wounded," Netanyahu's office told AFP on Monday.

The occupation enemy's navy killed at least 20 people aboard the ships, mostly Turkish nationals. About 50 others were also injured, according to Palestinian sources.

Netanyahu, who is currently in Canada, cancelled plans to meet US President Barack Obama in Washington on Tuesday in the wake of the deadly Zionist raid. The extremist PM was met with severe protests in Canada, denouncing the Zionist regime's extremism and racism, and expressing anger over the Canadian government allowing a terrorist and murderer on to Canadian soil.

"Netanyahu decided to cut short his visit to Canada and return to Israel early," read an official statement, Reuters reported.