Israel Reportedly Jams Gaza Flotilla’s Radio With Britney Spears Hit

The anti-Israel activists aboard a Gaza-bound flotilla are up in arms after Israeli forces reportedly jammed their radio communications with Britney Spears’ “Oops!… I Did It Again” on repeat.A passenger aboard one of the vessels shared a video of the intercepted radio on X, accusing Israeli forces of “attacking a humanitarian flotilla” and jamming emergency channels.Israel’s military has not confirmed whether it was behind the Britney Spears blitz, though its Foreign Ministry on Monday condemned the flotillas — which seek to violate Israel’s naval blockade on the strip — as not a genuine humanitarian effort but a “provocation” to “serve Hamas, divert attention from Hamas’s refusal to disarm, and obstruct progress on President Trump’s peace plan.”The ministry added that more than 1.58 million tons of humanitarian aid and thousands of tons of medical supplies have entered Gaza since October 2025 alone. “The Gaza Strip is flooded with aid,” it wrote. “Israel will not allow any breach of the lawful naval blockade on Gaza. Israel calls on all participants in this provocation to change course and turn back immediately.”The flotilla comprises some 50 vessels that departed from a port in Marmaris, Turkey, last week. Israel’s Navy began intercepting them Monday and has reportedly blocked some 16 ships so far.Prime Minister Netanyahu congratulated the Navy’s commander on the successful interceptions. “You are doing an outstanding job, both in the first flotilla and in this part as well, and are effectively thwarting a malicious plan intended to break the isolation we are imposing on Hamas terrorists in Gaza,” he said on Navy radio. “You are doing this with great success, and I must say also, quietly, and certainly with less publicity than our enemies expected.”

Israel Reportedly Jams Gaza Flotilla’s Radio With Britney Spears Hit

Israel Reportedly Jams Gaza Flotilla’s Radio With Britney Spears Hit

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