Mass demonstrations against Netanyahu in Tel Aviv
Thousands of people demonstrated in central Tel Aviv on Saturday evening, demanding early elections and the removal of the Zionist regime's prime minister from power.
According to ArabNews; Demonstrators from different areas of Tel Aviv marched to the cultural center square in the city center and demanded the immediate dissolution of the cabinet and the removal of Benjamin Netanyahu. During the demonstration, police clashed with demonstrators and families of prisoners in Gaza and arrested some of them. Also on Saturday evening, Zionists staged a demonstration against the prime minister of the Zionist regime in the Kafarsaba area, located in the north of Tel Aviv. The protesters demanded the overthrow of Netanyahu's cabinet and an agreement with Hamas on the return of Zionist prisoners to Gaza. Media reported that protesters blocked the road leading to the residence of the prime minister of the Zionist regime in the north of the occupied territories. Another demonstration took place in the occupied city of Haifa, with demonstrators chanting slogans against Netanyahu. Occupied Quds also saw large demonstrations against Netanyahu. Massive demonstrations against Netanyahu came as Hamas's military branch's Ezzeddine al-Qassam battalions issued a message on Saturday evening addressed to the families of Israeli prisoners, warning them against continuing the regime's war policy. The message addressed to families reads: “Your office is lying to you. If Netanyahu continues the war, be prepared for the death of all Israeli prisoners in prison." In this message the prisoners said: We live under attack and bombing all the time; We run from one place to another and you almost killed us many times. After 113 days of war against the Gaza Strip have passed and Tel Aviv has not achieved its stated goals, Israeli protests have reached Netanyahu's home and are now demanding the return of their prisoners with a louder voice. Especially in a situation where Israeli bombing and ground military operations led to the death of a number of Zionist prisoners.
