Thousands of Jerusalem mobilization to oppose the expansion war plan in Netanyahu

More than 15,000 people moved to the streets in Israel to call for the war in Gaza and urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to an agreement to liberate the remaining hostages.

Families and supporters of hostages who are still kept in Hamas in Paris, Paris Square, where others gathered in Tel Aviv.

Of the 48 hostages are still being held in Gaza, up to 20 years are believed to be alive.

Israel has After officially responding To a deal that would see the issuance of some hostages, but it has Request previously The return of all hostages in any agreement.

Netanyahu insists on the complete victory over Hamas will return the hostages to the home.

Hamas returned 251 hostages to Gaza after its attack in southern Israel on October 7, 2023, when about 1,200 people died.

Israel launched a huge retaliatory campaign to destroy Hamas, which led to the death of at least 6,436 Palestinians, according to figures from the Hamas Ministry of Health. The United Nations considers reliable numbers, although Israel ignores it.

The voices of the protest in the Israeli streets and international demands from some of its allies to stop the military attack in Gaza are growing steadily.

However, all signs are that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) is preparing to intensify the war, as the Netanyahu government is back to full control of the Gaza Strip and finally the defeat of Hamas.

On Saturday night, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem have witnessed some of the biggest protests in recent months calling for the release of remaining hostages and an end to the war.

Within the ear of Netanyahu’s residence in the city, the speaker called after the spokesman to conclude a deal with Hamas that would see a safe return to their loved ones, almost two years after their kidnapping.

Among the many family members who have angry messages to Netanyahu were the mother of Matan Ingerest, a soldier in the Israeli Defense Army in Gaza.

“This is not a threat, Prime Minister, if something happens, then it will pay for it -this word mother,” Anat Anat, in the Times shouted at the Times of Israel.

Many demonstrators say that the expansion of the war will lead to the hostage of the hostages.

If Netanyahu is in his near home in Jerusalem, it appears that the calls of parents and supporters fall into two deaf ears.

The Israeli Prime Minister, who did not show any sign of the end of the war, did not appear, although many former military leaders have repeatedly said that the Israeli Defense Army had achieved as much as it could militarily in Gaza, without being exposed to the hostage of the hostages and the exacerbation of the desperate human crisis there.

This is a point of view, and according to what was reported, also, by many working army generals, but they are now asked by their government to prepare for the penetration of the huge lands to bypass Gaza City and the rest of the Palestinians affected by the war.

Israel has repeatedly transferred Israel Katz Cats to social media in recent days, where she published videos of tall buildings in Gaza City, which was detonated with the explicit message saying that this was the beginning.

Israel justifies the destruction of prominent buildings in Gaza because it says it is using Hamas as “command and control centers.”

He denies accusations of implementing the “burned land” policy – the systematic destruction of public buildings and homes to make Gaza uninterrupted.

Katz earlier threatened to “open the doors of hell”, as Israel warned of the residents of Gaza City against leaving the so -called “human pocket” in Maasi, south.

But anywhere in Gaza can be described realistically as “safe”, and the seller has repeatedly targeted by the Israeli air strikes in which dozens of people – including many children, were killed last week.

In this background, many Israeli allies have repeatedly called for fighting in Gaza and an urgent return to stop negotiations.

“We are very concerned about the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, which is why we repeat our calls to Israel to stop the military attack,” said Lars Rasmussen, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, on a visit to Jerusalem on Sunday.

This message was politely ignored by his Israeli counterpart, Gideon Saar, who did not skillfully warn that the intention of some European countries is to be a Palestinian state soon that may be counterproductive and can have severe consequences.

In response to a question by one of the correspondents that the Netanyahu government will stand on very controversial proposals to include the occupied Palestinian West Bank, Saar said: “We have had discussions on this issue with the Prime Minister and there will be a decision. I should not clarify.”

The Foreign Minister also said that he recently spoke to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio about this, amid other reports referring to US officials, including Mike Hackabe – the prominent US ambassador to Israel – who indicated that the Trump administration would not “tell Israel what to do” if it chooses that the arms permit on many of the West Bank.

If this happens, the tensions in the area already divided will move above or two.

The number of deaths in Gaza continues to rise with the hardening of the position of Israel.

At least 87 people have been killed over the past 24 hours in air strikes via Gaza, according to local officials.

The Gaza Ministry of Health also stated that five people passed through the same period, including three children, of famine and malnutrition.

Against this background, Netanyahu is digging in depths.

On Sunday, the Prime Minister said, explaining that the Israeli forces “if they have to choose between victory over our enemies and the vice of the evil against us – I chose victory.”