The Israelis demand a ceasefire and a captive agreement while the army intensifies the bombing through Gaza, killing dozens.
Israeli demonstrators have descended into the streets in large numbers, demanding the release of captives held in Gaza and an immediate end to the in the course of Israel against the besieged enclave.
The demonstrators blocked the main roads on Tuesday in Tel Aviv and in other cities, holding photos of captives taken during the attack led by October 7, 2023, in southern Israel, and calling for an immediate cease-fire.
Hundreds of people gathered outside the Israeli Defense Ministry in the center of Tel Aviv in what was presented as a “day of disturbance”, organized by the families of captives, which accused the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of abandoning their parents.
“For 690 days, the government has put a war without a clear objective,” said Einav Zangauker, whose 25 -year -old Matan son remains held in Gaza. “We could have saved hostages and soldiers, but the Prime Minister chose, again and again, to sacrifice civilians for the good of his reign,” she told the Reuters news agency.
Ruby Chen, the father of Itay Chen, 21, an American-Israeli soldier whose body is detained in Gaza, urged officials to take over the talks. “Go back to the negotiation table. There is a good deal on the table … We could conclude an agreement to bring all the hostages,” he said.
Despite an increasing international conviction and famine declarations of aid agencies and the integrated classification of the United Nations Integrated Food Security phase (IPC), Israel is making a new offensive on Gaza City.
The Israeli military leader said that “an agreement was on the table” to release the captives and added that the offensive to grasp the city of Gaza would have a “great danger” for their lives, according to Israeli media.
“Now, it’s in the hands of Netanyahu,” said Lieutenant-General of the Chief of the Staff, Eyal Zamir, the lieutenant of Channel 13 on Sunday during his visit to the Naval base of Haifa.
The demonstrations intervene while Israel intensifies its genocide in Gaza, while a new survey of an Israeli research group revealed an overwhelming support among the Jewish Israelis for the assertion that there are “no innocent” in the Gaza Strip
The survey, conducted by Achord, a research group in social psychology based at the Hebrew University, revealed that 76% of Jewish-Israeli respondents partially or fully agreed with the declaration that no Civil in Gaza can be considered innocent.
Even among the voters who support the opposition parties, almost half (47%) have fully approved the complaint. The researchers said that the results highlight an acceptance of the deeply rooted public of the devastating military campaign of Israel, which killed more than 62,000 Palestinians and leveled a large part of Gaza.
“These are difficult results,” said researcher Ron Gerlitz in an article on X. “They highlighted the enormous number of Palestinian civilians killed in the war in Gaza.”
The Israeli media Haaretz reported that dozens of demonstrators had demonstrated outside a restaurant in Jerusalem which organized an event from the Binyamin Regional Council, an organization that oversees dozens of illegal Israeli colonies in occupied West Bank. According to Haaretz, the demonstrators chanted: “They are hungry, you celebrate.”
The Gaza Ministry of Health said that at least 64 Palestinians had been killed in Israeli attacks since dawn, 13 of which were slaughtered during their desperately looking for help.
Half of the 2 million people in Gaza refer to Gaza City, with thousands now piled up in the coastal areas or fleeing the south to camps from the center of Gaza and Al-Mawasi.
