Thousands of Zionists sit in front of the Knesset for Netanyahu’s resignation.
Hebrew-language media announced on Monday evening that thousands of Zionist protesters staged a massive demonstration in front of the Knesset building in occupied Jerusalem, demanding Netanyahu’s immediate resignation and re-election.
Thousands of Zionist settlers protested again in Tel Aviv and occupied Jerusalem, demanding the removal of Netanyahu and an immediate agreement to exchange prisoners with the resistance in Gaza.
Hebrew sources reported that many protesting settlers sat down in front of the Knesset building in occupied Jerusalem after this demonstration.
According to reports, the protesters are calling for Netanyahu’s ouster, early elections, and a prisoner exchange agreement.
This Monday morning, thousands of Israeli protesters sat down in front of the Zionist regime’s cabinet headquarters in Jerusalem. They demanded the removal of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the return of Zionist prisoners from the Gaza Strip through a prisoner exchange agreement with the Palestinian resistance.
The media of the Zionist regime also reported that a large number of settlers pitched tents in the city of Quds in the same direction.
Yesterday, “Yair Lapid”, the former prime minister of the Zionist regime and the head of the opposition parties of the current cabinet of this regime, said: the only thing that is important for Netanyahu is to remain in the position of prime minister and keep his seat.
Lapid, who held a protest against Netanyahu in front of the Knesset in occupied Jerusalem, added: contrary to Netanyahu’s claim, early elections will not paralyze Israel because Israel is already paralyzed and disintegrated despite his cabinet.
Addressing Netanyahu, he said: The battle with Hamas, the negotiation of the exchange of prisoners, the northern front, and the situation of the cabinet have been paralyzed and failed because of your leadership.
These statements of Lapid come while the media of the Zionist regime reported the arrest of several demonstrators in front of the Knesset in occupied Jerusalem.