Thousands of crowds of Jerusalem oppose the Netanyahu gas war plan

More than 15,000 people took to the streets in Israel to call for a war in the gas strip and calling Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to the release of the rest of the hostages.

Families and hostage supporters who still kept the Paris Square of Jerusalem, and others gather in Tel.

Of the 48 hostages, which are still in the gas, it is believed to be 20 live.

Israel has While officially replying to a transaction that would see the release of some hostages but have Required earlier Return all hostages in any agreement. Netanyahu insists that a full victory over Hamas will lead hostages home.

On October 7, 2023, Hamas took 251 hostages from gas after an attack on southern Israel, killing about 1,200 people.

According to the Ministry of Health, Hamas, which occupies Hamas, as a result of the Ministry of Health Hamas, who occupies Hamas, led to the death of at least 64,368 Palestinians. The UN views the figures reliable, though Israel disputes them.

Voices of protest on Israeli streets and international requirements of some allies of Israel to stop the military offensive on the gas.

However, all signs are that the Israeli defense forces (IDF) are preparing to strengthen the war, as the Netanyahu government promises to get full control over the gas strip and finally overcome Hamas.

On Saturday night, Tel -said and Jerusalem saw some of the biggest protests in recent months, which called for the release of other hostages and stop the war.

As part of the residence of Netanyahu, the speaker called on the Prime Minister Israel to conclude an agreement with Hamas, who would see a safe return of his loved ones, almost two years after their abduction.

Among the many family members with angry messaging for Netanyahu was Matan Angrest’s mother, IDF soldier who was conducted in Gaza.

“This is not a threat, Mr. Prime Minister. If something happens, you will pay for it the Mother’s Word,” said Anat Angres, reports The Times of Irael.

Many participants of the rally point out that the expansion of the war will further jeopardize the lives of hostages.

When Netanyahu, indeed, was in a nearby house in Jerusalem, the appeals of parents and fans seem to fall to the deaf ears.

Israeli, but a decisive Prime Minister, did not show signs of ending the war, although many former military leaders have repeatedly said that IDF has probably achieved as much as the military in gas, without threatening the life of hostages and increasing the desperate humanitarian crisis.

It is reported that this is also conducted by many official army generals, but their government asks to prepare for a huge invasion of the ground to overcome the city of Gaza and the rest of the Palestinian enclave.

Defense Minister Netanyahu Israel Katz has repeatedly appeared in social media, posting videos of multi -storey buildings in Gaza, shocked by a blunt message that this was just the beginning.

Israel justifies the destruction of the most famous gas buildings because it states that Hamas is used as “team centers”.

He denies allegations of the burning policy of “scorched land” – systematic destruction of public buildings and houses to make gas virtually inanimate.

Earlier, Katz threatened to “open the gate of hell” when Israel warned the residents of Gaza to leave the so-called “humanitarian enclave” al-Mavas further south.

But nowhere to the gas can not be called “safe”, and al -Mavasi himself has repeatedly aimed at Israeli air strikes, in which dozens of people were killed in the last week – many, including several children.

It is against this background that many allies of Israel have repeatedly called for stopping the fighting and an urgent return to ceasefire.

“We are extremely concerned about the humanitarian disaster in Gaza, and so we repeat our calls to stop the military offensive,” said Denmark Foreign Minister Lars Rasmussen, visiting Jerusalem on Sunday.

This message was politely ignored by his Israeli counterpart, Gideon Sa’ar, who did not warn so thinly that the intention of some European countries will soon recognize the Palestinian statehood, would be counterproductive and may have grave consequences.

Asked by a reporter where the Netanyahu government stood on very controversial proposals to attach the occupied Palestinian West Bank, Saaar said: “We had discussions on the issue with the Prime Minister, and there will be a decision. I do not need to clarify.”

Foreign Minister also said he recently talked to US Secretary of State Mark Rubio about this issue, against the backdrop of other reports, citing US officials, including Mike Hakabi – a loud US ambassador to Israel, which states that Trump’s administration would not “tell the Sir”. The shore.

If this happened, the tensions in the already divided region would move to a step or two.

The death toll continues to grow when Israel’s position is fixed.

According to local officials, at least 87 people have been killed in the last 24 hours.

The Gaza Ministry also said that five people were killed in the same period, including three hunger and malnutrition.

Against this background, Netanyahu drops in depth.

“If I have to choose between victory over our enemies and evil propaganda against us – I choose a victory,” said the Prime Minister on Sunday, when he made it clear that Israeli troops “deepen maneuvers” around and in Gaza.