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Widespread protests against Netanyahu on occupied territories

Zionist media reported widespread protests against Netanyahu in the occupied territories.

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Zionist media Vallala announced protests in Quds opposed to the dismissal of Shabak’s chief by Netanyahu and the return of war in Gaza.

The media also pointed to the start of the treatment strikes in Israeli hospitals on Thursday in opposition to Netanyahu’s policies.

Zionist regime’s army radio announced the closure of the occupied Quds route while holding anti-dismissal protests by the Shabak boss.

Zionist opposition leader Yaire Lapid has called on Zionist settlements to take to the streets today and demonstrate against Benjamin Netanyahu.

Lapid said: Netanyahu’s cabinet has no red line and the only solution is to all unite against it and say: Suffice it.

protest leaders in the occupied territories announced that they will hold widespread demonstrations today in front of the cabinet building in Quds to show their opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu’s policies in violation of the prisoners’ exchange agreement.

In a statement, instead of being held by the suspects of betrayal, Netanyahu has ousted Shabak’s chief and is planning to exacerbate tensions and clashes.

The statement adds: Today we will move to the cabinet headquarters and then go to Netanyahu’s home. This is a fateful moment.

on the other hand Zionist media Haaretz wrote: It is Israel that has disrupted the process of ceasefire in Gaza and prevented the return of captives, not Hamas. Israel has violated a ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

 

© Webangah News Hub has translated this news from the source of Mehr News Agency
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