Thousands Protest in Tel Aviv Demanding Hostage Deal

In a massive demonstration, anti-government and pro-hostage-deal protesters flooded the streets of Tel Aviv, with organizers claiming the largest turnout since October 7. An estimated 120,000 demonstrators gathered to urge the Israeli government to accept the hostage release proposal outlined by US President Joe Biden and to call for the ouster of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and early elections.

Among the speakers was Einav Zangauker, mother of hostage Matan Zangauker, who addressed the crowd near the Defense Ministry Headquarters. She warned that Netanyahu might jeopardize the deal and emphasized Biden’s public statement to ensure transparency and accountability.

The protests, taking place at Democracy Square and other locations across Israel, reflect growing frustration with the current government. Demonstrators are calling for action following the horrific events of October 7, when Hamas militants attacked Israel, resulting in over 1,200 deaths and 252 kidnappings.

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