Continued protests against Netanyahu in the occupied territories

The recent demonstrations against Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime in the occupied territories, have resulted in a tug-of-war and confrontation between the demonstrators and the police. Last Saturday, thousands of individuals once again demonstrated in front of the Ministry of War of the Zionist regime to express their support for the exchange of prisoners with the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement "HAMAS" and to chant slogans against Netanyahu.

 The Zionist regime's police forces engaged in a battle with the enraged demonstrators, and a significant number of arrests were made. Angry demonstrators marched to Caesarea, Netanyahu's residence in Tel Aviv, despite police intervention. The demonstrators, who were carrying placards and banners, accused Benjamin Netanyahu of committing murder against their children. In the past few weeks, the ambiance in the occupied territories has deteriorated significantly, and the street protests against Netanyahu and his cabinet have gained momentum and expanded in scope.

Demonstrators congregate daily to protest Netanyahu, and their primary demand is for the Zionist regime to agree to a ceasefire and the exchange of Zionist hostages with Hamas. In Tel Aviv, there was a significant demonstration against Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu has maintained his military operations in recent months by asserting his intention to exclude Hamas from the Gaza Strip and eradicate the Palestinian resistance organizations. Simultaneously, the tension between the Prime Minister of the Zionist administration and other cabinet members has persisted, resulting in a deterioration of the instability in the territory occupied by Israel and an increase in barbaric attacks against the Gaza Strip's populace.

The differences between the two groups regarding the continuance of the war in the Gaza Strip have intensified as a result of the brutal regime's army's successive defeats. The coalition cabinet of the Zionist regime is composed of two groups: war-loving and anti-Zionists. Gaza is under attack by Palestinian resistance organizations. Despite the warnings of certain Zionist leaders, the Zionists who reject the fee continue to support the war in Gaza, despite the fact that the security and military authorities of the Zionist regime are strongly warning about the serious consequences of the war and the escalation of the crisis in Tel Aviv.

Prolonged demonstrations in the occupied territories against Netanyahu The economy of the occupied territories has been significantly impacted by the Zionist authorities' provocation of war. In actuality, the ongoing instability has rendered Western companies unwilling to continue their operations in Tel Aviv. According to experts, the economic, security, and political crises have been exacerbated by the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip and the occupied territories. Additionally, the internal divisions among the Zionists have expanded significantly. The families of the Zionist hostages have protested Netanyahu's decision to align himself with the Zionists who are responsible for disrupting the ceasefire negotiations and cutting borders.

They accuse the Prime Minister of the Zionist administration of Israel of being the primary culprit behind the dire situation that is currently being observed in the occupied territories of Israel. The economic crisis is also the primary cause of the increased number of grievances in the occupied territories, and the internal instability of the Zionist regime will exacerbate as the war in the Gaza Strip continues. The internal conflicts in Tel Aviv and the eventual catastrophic collapse of the barbaric Israeli regime will result from the continued situation in the occupied territories and the prospect of future events.

The demands of the Zionists, who refuse to pay taxes and refuse to negotiate a cease-fire under any circumstances, are inextricably linked with the ongoing war-loving politics in the Gaza Strip. The internal crisis in the areas occupied by the aggressive Israeli regime will not be resolved by an early election, and Netanyahu's Council of Ministers, which is currently dormant, will confront disintegration in such a situation and environment.