Tel Aviv

New large demonstrations for the hostages

Thousands of people gathered on Saturday evening in Tel Aviv to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a failed agreement to bring home hostages from Gaza.

Experts: Netanyahu will not back down

The protests in Israel continue to grow and on Saturday, according to reports, half a million people gathered in Tel Aviv to demonstrate. But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not seem to be yielding to the pressure, according to two Middle East experts.

Massive Protest Against Netanyahu

Gallant: Netanyahu's line "morally reprehensible"

The pressure increases further on Israel's beleaguered leader Benjamin Netanyahu. He strongly signals discontent with the UK's decision to halt part of its arms exports to Israel. But he is also deeply at odds with his own defense minister.

Ongoing Anger on Israel's Streets

The discontent continues to simmer on Israel's streets after six hostages were found dead in Gaza. In Jerusalem, demonstrators have marched to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence, which the police have responded to with water cannons.

Thousands in funeral procession after stopped strike

A general strike in protest against Netanyahu's rule has been interrupted prematurely by Israel's labor court. The Prime Minister apologizes, but on the streets, emotions are still swirling. Demonstrators have been arrested in various parts of the country, and a funeral procession in Jerusalem gathers thousands of participants.

Largest protests since October 7 - 30 arrested

30 people have been arrested after hundreds of thousands gathered in protests in several Israeli cities on Sunday. The protests can be the largest since the war broke out on October 7, according to several media outlets.

Peace in Their Hands

The attempts to negotiate an agreement on a ceasefire in Gaza have so far failed. Two men's signatures are required, and the two are arch-enemies: Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.