US Edition‘We Are in Critical Minutes’: Gaza City Assault Spurs Widespread Israeli Protests Amid Fear for Hostages
The Israeli army claims Hamas used Al-Sousi Tower for intelligence, ordering evacuation before its destruction; over two million Gazans have faced displacement, officials report.
- Israeli forces escalated their offensive on Gaza City over the weekend, striking multiple high-rise towers and ordering mass evacuations on September 6-7, 2025.
- This escalation follows the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, which led to hostages taken into Gaza and ongoing conflict marked by calls for ceasefire deals.
- Hostage families and Israeli civilians protested intensively across Israel, demanding a halt to the offensive and a prioritized ceasefire amid fears for the hostages' lives.
- US President Donald Trump stated the US is in "very deep negotiations" with Hamas, while Defense Minister Israel Katz asserted, "We continue," signaling ongoing military pressure despite risks to hostages.
- The offensive has killed thousands, displaced hundreds of thousands, and intensified humanitarian crises, while Israeli leaders insist on maximalist terms for war's end including Hamas's surrender and full hostage release.
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The Israeli army on Saturday, as the offensive on Gaza escalated, demolished a high-rise building in Gaza City, the second in two days. This time too, it justified the attack by saying that the Palestinian movement Hamas was using it to monitor Israeli troops. Meanwhile, two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip towards Israel. Meanwhile, tens of thousands of people gathered in front of Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem on Saturday, demanding …
‘We are in critical minutes’: Gaza City assault spurs widespread Israeli protests amid fear for hostages
By Tal Shalev, CNN (CNN) — As the Israeli military expands its assault on Gaza City, Israeli demonstrators took to the streets Saturday evening, driven by a new sense of urgency to demand the government halt the operation and prioritize a ceasefire deal. Over the weekend, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) escalated its offensive, striking
The Israeli army called on the inhabitants of Gaza City on Saturday morning to leave for a "humanitarian zone" in Khan Yunes, in the south of the enclave.
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