The Israeli prime minister has faced regular protests from the relatives of captives held in Gaza demanding a deal to secure the release of their loved ones, reports Al Jazeera.
Thousands of Israelis gathered outside the Ministry of Defence in Tel Aviv last night to urge the government to prioritise the captives’ release over expanding the war on Gaza.
Yet, despite the regular protests, Israeli journalist Gideon Levy said the movement lacks the power to challenge Netanyahu’s coalition.
“It’s the same old protest, very courageous and devoted, but not big enough to influence Netanyahu,” Levy told Al Jazeera, adding that a large segment of Israeli society continues to support the military campaign.
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