Families of Prisoners in the Gaza Strip Called on the Government in Tel Aviv
Families of the prisoners in the Gaza Strip appealed to the government in Tel Aviv. They requested assistance from the Israeli government to release their loved ones. They called for a change in Israel’s stance.
0
A+
A-
In Tel Aviv, the capital of Israel, families and supporters of the prisoners held in the Gaza Strip took to the streets to call on the government. During the demonstration on the 206th day of the attacks on the Gaza Strip, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was asked to make a ceasefire agreement for the release of the prisoners.
The protesters filled the squares of Tel Aviv carrying banners that read ‘Gaza can wait, they cannot.’ Among the crowds that blocked Begin Street to traffic and organized a protest by lighting fires, clashes with the police also occurred.
- Families and supporters of the prisoners held in the Gaza Strip addressed the government in Tel Aviv.
- While Israel’s attacks on Gaza continue, a call for a ceasefire was made for the release of the prisoners.
- In addition to the protesters, clashes with the police also occurred.
Related Posts
The Trident missile test conducted by the UK’s nuclear submarine HMS Vanguard ended in failure. The missile fell near the submarine, which also included Defense Minister Grant Shapps. According to a report by the British newspaper The Sun, based on the UK Ministry of Defense, during the Trident missile test...
US Secretary of State Blinken presented a report to Congress that includes human rights violations. The report may shape the US foreign policy stance and future steps.
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) reported that more than 87 thousand children were vaccinated on the first day of the polio vaccination campaign launched in the Gaza Strip. The Gaza Ministry of Health's Primary Health ...
The report submitted to the US Congress about Israel contains important information about the future of the relations. The report thoroughly examines Israel's policies and impacts.
A total of 48 children benefited from the 'Child Group' project created by the Presidency of Religious Affairs for parents who come with their children for the pilgrimage duty to ensure that they can worship comfortably within two years.
Approximately 3 million pilgrims from all around the world will participate in the Arafat gathering, where the most important rite of Hajj is performed. In an area of 14 square kilometers, Muslims will stand for the ritual to prevent overcrowding, Saudi authorities...
Leave a Comment
Comments - 0 Comment