Calls for a deal to return Israeli prisoners held in the Gaza Strip continue. Protests are held every Saturday against the Netanyahu government. Thousands of people are criticizing the indifference of the political will to return prisoners from Gaza and the management of the war, demanding the resignation of the country’s most right-wing government.
Protests have been taking place in various parts of the country, including Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem and the city of Caesarea, where Netanyahu resides, demanding the resignation of the government and the return of the prisoners. The protests in Tel Aviv are taking place on Kaplan Street, which the police have closed off with iron barriers. Protesters are chanting slogans and voicing their criticism of Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government.
Relatives of Israeli prisoners in the Gaza Strip have also gathered in front of the Ministry of Defense to criticize Netanyahu, accusing him of obstructing a deal to return the prisoners and protesting the government’s stance.
The demonstrators carry Israeli flags and chant slogans, giving messages such as “All go home now” and “You are in charge, you are guilty.” These protests are supported by similar actions taking place in various parts of the country.
Netanyahu has been criticized by Israel and the international community for not making a prisoner swap deal with Hamas. It is said that Netanyahu is not willing to make a deal due to pressure from his far-right coalition partners in the ongoing negotiations to stop Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip.
Developments in the prisoner swap negotiations and reports in the Israeli press about Netanyahu’s new demands are leading to increased protests and criticism. In Israel, calls for the resignation of the government and the return of prisoners from the Gaza Strip continue.
