“Israel Sees Wave of Angry Protests as Zionists Demand Netanyahu’s Exit”
According to Al-Jazeera, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the right-wing Likud party, even before the October 7th attack, saw strong internal opposition to his policies. However, his failure to release the Zionist prisoners in Hamas custody has provoked public anger against him.
Based on this, the massive demonstrations of Zionist protesters outside Netanyahu’s house in occupied Jerusalem were accompanied by slogans for his resignation from power.
In this demonstration, the Zionist protesters pointed to the inability of Netanyahu’s coalition cabinet to negotiate with Hamas in order to release the Zionist prisoners after nearly 9 months of war, and demanded the dissolution of the Knesset (Parliament of the Zionist regime) and the holding of early elections in the occupied territories.
Demonstrators also pointed out the corruption of Netanyahu and his cabinet by chanting slogans.
The anger of the Zionist citizens against the actions of Netanyahu’s cabinet has erupted while the tensions with Hezbollah in the northern front have also intensified and the possibility of an all-out war with this movement has been raised many times by the Zionist authorities.
Polls show that Benny Gantz, a former member of the Zionist regime’s war cabinet who resigned from his position, has the best chance to win the upcoming Knesset elections and become the prime minister of the regime.