Huge crowds gather in Israel calling for a deal of hostage and ending with the Gaza war

Hundreds of thousands of people in Israel have gathered to call to the point of the Gaza war and an agreement to secure the release of hostages that Hamas maintains.

The largest crowd was seen in the “hostage square” in Tel Aviv on Sunday, where the organizers said that the government’s plans to control Gaza City may risk the lives of about 20 hostages, which are still being held by Hamas.

One day national blow – part of the broader protests – closed roads, offices and universities in some areas. Nearly 40 people were arrested during the day.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the protests, saying they “will collide with Hamas’s position” and only slow down the hostage.

The right -wing Israeli minister also condemned the protests, describing it as “a harmful campaign that plays in the hands of Hamas.”

National families by hostages and others demanded the opposition to the expansion of the war.

Ainaf Zanguker, the mother of Mattan Mattan and a pioneering figure at the hostage and missing families forum, said that the group requested “a comprehensive and investigation agreement and ending the war.”

“We demand what is right for our children,” she said to the crowd in Tel Aviv. “The Israeli government has turned a fair war into a meaningless war.”

She was talking after release a video of her son.

And she said: “My heart is burning from longing.

The protests came a week after the cabinet in Israel voted for the war on the occupation of Gaza City, the largest city in the region, and provided its inhabitants, in a move condemned by the United Nations Security Council.

The Hamas municipality, which is run by Hamas, told the BBC that thousands of residents have since escaped from the Gaza neighborhood in southern Zaitoun, where days of the continuous Israeli bombing were created a “catastrophic” situation.

The Civil Defense Agency in Gaza said at least 40 people were killed by Israeli attacks across the region on Saturday.

Hamas said in a statement that the Israeli forces were carrying out “a continuous attack in the eastern and southern neighborhoods of Gaza City, especially in Zaitoun.”

The Israeli army said it would begin to allow the tents to be brought to Gaza by relief agencies again.

“As part of the preparations for the transfer of residents from combat areas to the southern Gaza Strip to protect them, it will resume supplying tents and shelter equipment to Gaza,” the Israeli military said: “As part of the preparations for the transportation of residents from combat areas to the southern Gaza Strip to protect them, the supply of tents and shelter equipment will resume to Gaza,” said Israeli military, as part of preparations for the transportation of residents from combat areas to the southern Gaza Strip to protect them.

Israel plans to provide one million people from Gaza City to the camps in the south, but it has not provided a precise schedule for when its forces enter in Gaza City.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is said to want the entire city under Israeli occupation as of October 7.

At least 1.9 million people have already been displaced in Gaza – or about 90 % of the population – according to the United Nations.

The International Authority indicated that the presence of malnutrition on a large scale in Gaza, with experts supported by the organization last month in a report that the “worst case scenario” for famine plays in the tape.

The war in Gaza arose in the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel, which killed about 1,200 people and witnessed 251 others in hostage.

The Israeli attack killed more than 61,000 Palestinians, according to figures from the Gaza Ministry of Health in Hamas, which the United Nations considers reliable.