Nelson Mandela’s grandson said that the life of the Palestinians under Israeli occupation was worse than anything the black South Africans had passed during the apartheid period and called on the international community to rush to help them.

Madla Mandela, 51, spoke yesterday, Wednesday, at Reuters at Reuters at Johannesburg Airport, where he boarded a flight to Tunisia to take part in the target aimed at handing humanitarian supplies and food to Gaza.

“Many of us, who visited the occupied territories in Palestine, returned with a single conclusion: that the Palestinians live a much worse form of apartheid than we had ever lived.” Mandela said.

“We believe that the global community must continue to support the Palestinians, just as it stood on our side.”

Israel rejects the comparisons Among the lives of the Palestinians, who have been living under occupation or economic exclusion for more than half a century, and at the Apartheid era in South Africa, when the black majority was ruled by a minority of the minority of white.

Mandela participates in a group of 10 South African activists in the Global Sumud lifelle, which includes dozens of ships and hundreds of people from 44 countries, including Swedish activist activist Greta Toenberg.

South African African National Congress (ANC) announced that their mission “It reflects our own struggle for liberation.”

Mandela stressed that apartheid was terminated in 1994 only after intense pressure and sanctions from other countries.

“They are isolated South Africa of apartheid and eventually collapsed. We think it’s time to do this for the Palestinians’, said.