Donald Trump and Greta Thunberg have once again engaged in a public back-and-forth, this time sparked by Thunberg’s detention and deportation by Israeli authorities while participating in the Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza. The flotilla, a convoy of boats aiming to challenge the blockade on Gaza, attracted global attention. Upon her arrival in Athens, Thunberg was welcomed by cheering supporters. She briefly addressed the crowd at the airport, thanking volunteers and describing the flotilla as a powerful display of solidarity across borders. Hours later, Trump responded with his usual provocative rhetoric. He called Thunberg a “troublemaker,” expressed surprise at how “angry” she was for her young age, and suggested she suffers from “anger management” issues, recommending she “see a doctor.” Trump further claimed that she was “no longer into the…
