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Hostage families protest demanding a deal as Israeli cabinet debates Hamas's partial negotiation offer amid government insistence on a comprehensive agreement, officials say.
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Anti-war protesters block major highways again
Not all families of hostages agree with the tactic, saying it serves Hamas’ interests and distances a deal. By Batya Jerenberg, World Israel News Rush hour in Israel was extended Tuesday as protesters demanding an immediate hostage deal and an end to the war with Hamas blocked major highways in the early morning. Starting at 6:30 a.m., thousands spread across major routes, including the Ayalon Highway in Tel Aviv to urge that the government make…
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Families of kidnapped children are intensifying their struggle for a deal to release them this morning (Tuesday) and are opening the "Day of Mass Civil Struggle" for the release of their loved ones. Already early in the morning, protesters arrived on the Ayalon South Highway and managed to block it, but after a short time, police forces on the scene were able to evacuate the protesters and resume traffic on the road. During the day, protesters a…
The culminating event will be the central rally at Hatufim Square in Tel Aviv at 8:00 PM. Sources: The cabinet will convene tonight to formulate a decision regarding continued progress in the negotiations — for the first time since Hamas responded positively to the mediators' proposal ■ These are the protest events expected today
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