MWE Correspondent
Thousands of Israelis marched across major cities on Sunday, staging protests and a nationwide strike demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and the safe release of hostages held by Hamas.
Demonstrators blocked roads, halted public transport, and gathered outside government offices, expressing frustration over the ongoing military operations and their impact on civilians and captives alike.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the nation, defending the government’s military strategy while acknowledging the public’s concern.
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He stated that Israel’s top priority remains the protection of its citizens and national security, but also recognized the need to consider the humanitarian consequences and international calls for restraint.
The United Nations and human rights organizations have urged both Israel and Hamas to negotiate an immediate ceasefire to prevent further civilian suffering. As the crisis unfolds, Israeli authorities face mounting pressure to balance military objectives with humanitarian considerations, while the international community closely monitors the situation for any escalation that could worsen the conflict.
