In a recent protest in the city, the police used water canon and arrested protestors demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The protesters are also calling for a deal to be made with Hamas for the release of 132 hostages in Gaza. Despite Hamas accepting a Qatari-Egyptian cease-fire deal, Israel rejected it, leading to further conflict and military action.
The war was triggered by Hamas’ attack on southern Israel, resulting in many casualties and hostages being taken. Israel’s response has led to the deaths of over 34,800 Palestinians, with widespread destruction and displacement in Gaza. Prime Minister Netanyahu has deemed Hamas’ demands for a complete Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza as “extreme.”
The ongoing conflict and violence have raised concerns about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with many civilians, including women and children, being killed or displaced. The situation remains volatile as protests continue and both sides remain at odds over potential peace deals.
As the situation escalates, it is clear that a resolution is needed to prevent further loss of life and suffering in Gaza. The international community is urged to intervene and work towards a peaceful solution that addresses the needs and concerns of all parties involved in the conflict.
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