Protesters oppose Netanyahu’s plan, needing the immediate end of the campaign and the release of hostages.
On Tel Aviv Street, on the night of July 9, more than 100 thousand protesters came out to oppose the plan of the Prime Minister of Israel Beniamin Netanyahu for conquest of Gaza. Reuters reported it.
The day before, the prime minister’s office said the security office decided to obtain the city of Gaza, which expanded military operations in the damaged Palestinian territory.
The decision was made, despite the widespread public objection and the military warning that this step could endanger the life of the hostages.
In particular, protesters oppose Netanyahu’s plan, requires an immediate end of the campaign and the release of hostages.
As the surveys show, most Israel’s advocates are an immediate end to the war to achieve the release of the remaining 50 hostages, which will be held in gas. Israeli officials believe that almost 20 more hostages are alive.
According to the publication, the government of Israel is facing harsh criticism within the country and abroad. In particular, the statements sound from European allies. The reason is the same – in plan.
It is hoped that the entire cabinet composition of the ministers will provide approval today, on the week of August 10.
The publication also states that most of the released hostages are the result of diplomatic negotiations. However, negotiating negotiations, which could lead to the release of a larger number of hostages, failed in July.
Remember that the United States and Qatar form a joint plan of peace, which could be the key to the cessation of the war between Israel and Hamas and the release of Israeli hostages.
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Source: korrespondent
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