Israeli protesters again demanded Netanyahu’s resignation.
According to the Palestinian Information Center, Tel Aviv became restless again, and Israeli demonstrators came to the streets again, demanding Netanyahu’s resignation.
Hebrew language sources announced that the Israelis once again called for Netanyahu’s resignation and the dissolution of his government by holding a demonstration in Tel Aviv.
While blocking Ayalon Street in Tel Aviv, Israeli demonstrators demanded an immediate agreement to exchange prisoners with the resistance for the release of Israeli prisoners.
Earlier this week, thousands of demonstrators in occupied settlements and Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv demanded the dissolution of the cabinet and the holding of early elections. The protesting Zionists also demanded immediate action for the release of Israeli prisoners in Gaza.
Al-Quds al-Arabi reported that hundreds of angry demonstrators in the occupied town of Rehoboth, near Tel Aviv, demanded early elections and the ouster of Netanyahu. Yediot Aharonot also reported on Saturday evening that the protests against the cabinet have increased throughout the occupied territories and that the protesters are demanding the dissolution of the cabinet.
These protests are held at the same time as the soldiers of the Zionist regime are stuck in the Gaza war. The other day, a former military official of the Zionist regime admitted on Wednesday in evaluating the war policy of the war council of this regime regarding the war in Gaza that the cabinet is confused in the war with the Palestinian fighters.
General “Yair Golan”, the former deputy chief of the general staff of the Zionist regime’s army, emphasized in an interview with the Israel Radio and Television Union that Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet does not have a clear strategy and decisive policy toward the war in Gaza.
Criticizing Netanyahu’s domestic and foreign policies, the retired general of the Israeli army pointed out that the Israeli prime minister is seeking to declare a permanent state of emergency in Israel under pretenses and to maintain his political position.
Earlier, the Times of Hebrew newspaper reported that a high-ranking Zionist official, in a speech in response to a disturbing report by American intelligence officials about the possibility of the fall of Netanyahu’s cabinet, warned that the Prime Minister’s cabinet of this regime would be replaced by the rise of internal criticism against Netanyahu. The way the war in Gaza is being managed “may be at risk of subversion at any moment”.
Earlier, the US intelligence agencies, while evaluating the political prospects of Netanyahu’s cabinet, reported that “the mistrust of the Zionists about the level of Netanyahu’s ability to manage the cabinet in the occupied territories before the war and now with the current war in Gaza has increased even more. It has been found that the protests for his dismissal, the implementation of new elections, and the formation of a more moderate cabinet in the occupied territories seem more than likely.”