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Thousands of people have been killed and hundreds injured in the war between Hamas and Israel since October 7 last year. Those who survived or managed to escape have been deprived of shelter and are living a refugee life.
Their children are becoming victims of starvation. Despite all this, the war in Gaza still continues. Demonstrations are being held to stop this war. On Saturday, Israel's largest anti-war demonstration took place so far. On Saturday, thousands of protesters rallied in Tel Aviv, waving Israeli flags and shouting slogans against the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In this rally, people demanded new elections for the post of Prime Minister and the return of prisoners to Gaza.
Massive demonstrations are being held against Netanyahu's way of attacking Gaza. Protesters at the rally carried placards that read 'Crime Minister' and 'Stop the War'. A huge crowd of people gathered on the main road. Anti-government protest organization Hofshe Israel estimates that more than 1,50,000 people attended the rally.
The message of the death of democracy in Israel
Speaking to global media, a protester said, “I came because I fear for my future. If we don't come out and get rid of this dangerous government, there will be no future.” Some protesters in Democracy Square lay down on the ground with red paint on their bodies. This was giving the message of the death of democracy in the country under Netanyahu's rule. Yuval Diskin, former head of Israel's domestic security agency, called Netanyahu Israel's 'worst prime minister'. Yoram, a tour guide, said he attends protests every week as Netanyahu calls for elections in Israel.