Many Israelis who protest against the government gathered in Tel Aviv, calling on the authorities to negociate to release respective twelve prisoners held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
According to relation Al Jazeera, large The number of demonstrators in Israel opposed to the government met among others in Tel Aviv. Their aim was to get the government to negociate the release of many prisoners held by Hamas in Gaza and to hold early elections.
On Saturday night, demonstrators expressed their frustration with Benjamin Netanyahu's government, who could not guarantee the release of the prisoners after six months of fighting.
According to Israeli media coverage, there was a clash between safety forces and protesters in Tel Aviv.
Lega artis AppAccording to reports, demonstrators set fire to respective fires that were rapidly put out. The Haaretz paper reports that people chanted slogans specified as "Police, police, whom precisely are you guarding?" and "Ben-Gvir is simply a terrorist", referring to the Israeli national safety minister.
According to protest organizers who were quoted by local media, the demonstrations took place not only in Tel Aviv, but besides in about 50 another locations throughout the country.
These fresh protests take place in the context of planned negotiations in Cairo on the ceasefire, which include discussions on the release of prisoners. Qatar, Egypt and the United States mediate the talks.
According to reports from the news agency Reuters, Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, stated on Sunday that Israel would not agree to a ceasefire after six months of conflict with Hamas in Gaza until hostages held in Gaza were released.
His words were spoken at the beginning of the weekly cabinet meeting, erstwhile the fresh circular of talks about the truce in Egypt began.
Netanjahu pointed out that despite the expanding force from the global community, Israel will not bow to the "extremal demands of muslim leaders of Gaza, or Hamas".
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