Israel in Turmoil: Protesters Call for End to Gaza War and Prisoner Return + Photos
Rokna Political Desk: Media outlets of the Zionist regime reported that over 60,000 Israelis on Saturday night held demonstrations in the streets of Tel Aviv, blocking the main Ayalon Highway and setting fires as a sign of protest against the decision of Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet to occupy Gaza. These actions led to physical clashes between the police and protesters.
According to reports from the Zionist regime, the demonstrations were held in protest against Netanyahu’s cabinet repeatedly obstructing the path to ceasefire negotiations and prisoner exchanges.
Protesters in Tel Aviv demanded an end to the war and the return of prisoners from Gaza.
The mounted police units of the Zionist regime’s police pursued and dispersed protesters to prevent the closure of other main streets by the Israeli demonstrators.
According to Hebrew language sources, more than 60,000 people took to the streets of Tel Aviv on Saturday night, demanding an immediate agreement for a ceasefire and prisoner exchange.
Media outlets of the Zionist regime reported that a group of armed protesters affiliated with the right-wing faction in Tel Aviv threatened anti-Netanyahu protesters.
The media reported that a group of Israeli protesters stormed the studios of Channel 13, one of the regime’s most popular television channels, during a live broadcast, demanding an immediate halt to the war in Gaza.
These media also announced that a group of Israeli youth and teenagers suddenly stormed the stage of one of the regime’s most-watched entertainment programs called “Big Brother” to voice their opposition to the continuation of the war in Gaza.
According to these outlets, they wore special clothing on which was written, “We must get out of Gaza.”
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