Protests Against Netanyahu Escalate into Violence; Five Arrested
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The media outlets affiliated with the Zionist regime have reported ongoing demonstrations in the occupied territories, expressing opposition to Prime Minister Netanyahu and his cabinet. According to the Palestinian news agency "Sama," these reports indicate a significant demonstration took place in Tel Aviv.
Protesters are calling on the Netanyahu government to negotiate a prisoner exchange with the Islamic resistance movement Hamas, highlighting that approximately 400 days have elapsed since one individual was taken captive. Families of Israeli prisoners have voiced their concerns, stating that instead of advocating for prisoner rights, Netanyahu is fighting against them and is resistant to ending the Gaza conflict for what they describe as politically motivated reasons.
In a related development, the Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that police arrested five participants during the demonstrations, which were in support of reaching a prisoner exchange agreement with the resistance in Gaza. These protests have reportedly escalated into violent confrontations.
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