Israel: anti-govt protesters take to the streets in Tel Aviv

Thousands of protesters marched through Tel Aviv on Saturday in what changed into one in all the ultimate gatherings in the city since the beginning of Israel’s battle with Hamas. Kinfolk and supporters of Israeli hostages held in the Gaza Strip attended the rally demanding their free up from Hamas captivity and calling for an quit to the battle.

“We didn’t agree with all the decisions that our government is doing,” acknowledged protester Tal Nahum. “And secondly, we blame our government for all the disasters that occurred in October 2023.”

Israel acknowledged early Friday that it plans to take over Gaza Metropolis, drawing rejection from Palestinians and international condemnation.

The determination, agreed in a leisurely-night meeting of its safety Cabinet, marks a further escalation of Israel’s 22-month battle with Hamas.

It also provoked worries in Israel over the destiny of hostages smooth held by Hamas. Another indispensable ground operation would practically certainly exacerbate the humanitarian catastrophe, in which Israel’s air and ground battle has pushed the territory toward famine.