On Saturday night, thousands of Zionist settlers rallied in front of the Israeli war ministry.
The Zionists held a demonstration against Netanyahu and demanded an immediate exchange of prisoners with the Hamas Saturday night in Tel Aviv.
The police forces of the Zionist regime clashed with demonstrators and there is a possibility of arresting some of the protesters.
Zionist sources reported that the protesters of Netanyahu’s policies intend to head to the Israeli premier’s residence in Caesarea to take control of there.
According to a report, lashes erupt as thousands of Israelis once again took to the streets of occupied Palestine to vent their anger at the far-right coalition led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
According to the Palestinian Samaa news agency, the protesters gathered in front of the Ministry of War of the Zionist regime on Saturday night, chanting slogans against Netanyahu and demanding a deal on the exchange of Zionist captives held in Gaza with the Palestinian Resistance Movement (Hamas).
Forces of the Israeli regime clashed with the angry demonstrators and arrested a number of them.
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The protesters who are angry at Netanyahu’s policy, which they believe is the cause of the death of their loved ones, tried to march toward Caesarea and occupy Netanyahu’s place of residence.
The killing of captives in the regime’s relentless bombing of Gaza and Netanyahu’s lack of flexibility to reach a ceasefire agreement with Hamas have caused a wave of anger and hatred toward the premier and his far-right cabinet.
Those critical of Netanyahu’s rule argue that efforts should be concentrated on freeing those still held captive instead of intensifying war campaign.
Despite repeated calls by the families of captives, the regime continued its onslaught on Gaza resulting in the killing of a number of them.
About six months ago, Israel saw a series of protests with residents demanding change from what they called corrupted Netanyahu’s regime.
Anti-Netanyahu rallies have become common occurrences in Tel Aviv and other occupied cities, with protesters demanding the removal of Netanyahu and the holding of early elections. They also call for an immediate agreement to exchange captives held in Gaza.
Since the beginning of Al-Aqsa Storm operation on October 7th last year, Israelis have held a number of demonstrations against the policies of Netanyahu while demanding him to speed up the release of those who remained held in Gaza.
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