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In Tel Aviv, families of hostages oppose Gaza occupation and consider general strike
The repeated rallies have failed to achieve their intended political impact and fatigue is setting in, as the most recent demonstration, on Saturday, August 9, drew at most 60,000 people – a far cry from past peaks in turnout. With what they describe as a 'government that does not listen to Israelis,' protesters are now considering other forms of action.
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independent.co.uk
Families of Israeli hostages protest Netanyahu plan to occupy Gaza
The families of Israeli hostages gathered outside of Benjamin Netanyahu’s office to protest against his plans to occupy Gaza. Footage shows demonstrators covered in chains and…
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lemonde.fr
In Tel Aviv, families of hostages oppose Gaza occupation and consider general strike
The repeated rallies have failed to achieve their intended political impact and fatigue is setting in, as the most recent demonstration, on Saturday, August 9, drew at most 60,000…
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haaretz.com
Families of hostages, fallen IDF soldiers call for strike against Gaza occupation plan
Families of hostages and fallen IDF soldiers have called for a nationwide strike next Sunday to demand a deal for the release of the hostages, following the Israeli security…
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thehindu.com
Thousands rally in Tel Aviv against Netanyahu’s new Gaza plan, demand release of hostages
Protesters demand end to Gaza war, release of hostages as Netanyahu faces criticism over new Gaza plan.
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telegraph.co.uk
Families of Israeli hostages call for general strike to stop occupation of Gaza
Thousands took to the streets in Tel Aviv, demanding the government reach a deal with Hamas
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cnn.com
Hostage families call for nationwide strike as Israel prepares to escalate war | CNN
Families of Israeli hostages kept captive in Gaza are calling for a nationwide general strike next Sunday, in protest of the Israeli security cabinet’s recent decision to expand…