“immediate agreement”; Israelis camped in front of Netanyahu’s house

Fars News Agency International Group; “We stay here at night and shout. We have been begging him [Netanyahu] for 105 days; Now we say that he must stop the execution of the kidnapped!”, these were the words of one of the Israeli protesters in an interview with the reporter of Israel TV Channel 12, Yaron Abraham.

_{The cry of the families of Israeli prisoners for an agreement with Hamas}

The Israeli journalist reported last night from in front of Netanyahu’s house that the time to save the Israeli prisoners is over; The families are here to “make last efforts to save the lives of those who are still alive or to return the dead for burial in Israel”.

_{The families of Israeli prisoners pitching tents in front of Netanyahu’s house}

Protests of the families of Israeli prisoners have become more intense since the 70th day of the war against Gaza, and opponents of the continuation of the war have gathered several times in Kaplan Square in the center of Tel Aviv or have demonstrated in front of the headquarters of the Israeli Ministry of War.

Netanyahu’s cabinet, in opposition to any cessation of conflicts, continues the bombing of the Gaza Strip and its siege; This has caused a significant number of Israeli prisoners to die due to airstrikes or lack of medicine by Israel itself.

_{Central protests in Tel Aviv to stop the war}

According to the report of Israel TV Channel 12 about the details of the sit-in of the families of the Israeli prisoners, a large rally in support of the abductees and their families will be held in Israel’s major squares in the closing hours of this Saturday, and an “immediate agreement” with Hamas will be the main demand of the protesters.

The aftershocks of the disagreement, the inflamed streets and the pressure of the prisoners who demand freedom and stop the war, have put the Tel Aviv cabinet on the verge of collapse and weakened the army in the fight against the Palestinian resistance.

_{The gathering of Israelis in front of the Ministry of War} The establishment itself will lose the war [for internal reasons]”.

Israeli writer in the newspaper Israel Elium Ndav Shargai pointed out that “Tel Aviv is not for any decision about the war [from [Ceasefire sentence] cannot make decisions independently,” he says. “We should try to reduce our dependence on the United States and act on our own interests.”

_{Biden’s trip to Tel Aviv and emphasizing his opposition to the ceasefire in Gaza}

On the other hand, Haaretz newspaper military analyst Amos Harel sees the authority of the war in the hands of Tel Aviv and writes about its costs: “For the new agreement, Hamas demands a permanent ceasefire and Israel’s commitment not to harm its leaders; And this means the end of the war without achieving Israel’s declared goals”. The protests in Tel Aviv are not an easy target for Israel, where Hamas insists that “enemy prisoners will not return except according to the conditions of the resistance, the first of which is the cessation of hostilities”.

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