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Israeli protests calling for the cessation of the war in Gaza and the release of prisoners have resumed.
Protests calling for the cessation of the war in Gaza and the release of Israeli residents detained there have restarted in a number of Israeli cities. Early on Tuesday morning, demonstrators occupied the streets of multiple Israeli cities. Tension increased in anticipation of an evening security cabinet meeting.
Protesters waved Israeli flags, staged protests with images of arrested citizens, and blocked main city routes, according to an AFP report.
Some of the demonstrators gathered in front of a US embassy branch in Tel Aviv, according to reports in the Israeli media. However, there were also demonstrations in front of the homes of several ministers around the nation.
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The Israeli government had already authorized a plan to begin a military assault to occupy Gaza City in early August. This led to widespread protests throughout the nation and rekindled worries about the inmates' safety.
"A transaction proposition is on the table," stated a man by the name of Hagit Chen. Hagit Chen, whose son was abducted by Hamas in October 2023, stated, "We urge our politicians to stay at the negotiating table and not leave until there is a resolution." His remarks were expressed in a statement issued by a forum of the inmates' relatives.
Local media conjectured that the release of prisoners and a potential new ceasefire agreement may be considered during the security cabinet meeting, despite the fact that the specific agenda was not made public.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared last week that negotiations to release all inmates detained in Gaza must start immediately. He did, however, add that he would step up preparations to begin a fresh military assault in Gaza City, the country's major city.
Source: AFP
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