Israelis take to streets in anger as Netanyahu resumes air strikes on Gaza

Israel: Netanyahu faces backlash over Gaza, security service

Israelis have condemned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to resume the war in Gaza and dismiss the head of Israel's internal security service. Critics have accused Netanyahu of political maneuvering.

Again Israelis have carried their anger against the government to the streets. Concerns about the hostages are still great - and there is displeasure about a personality. The police used water cannons.

Thousands of Israelis protest Netanyahu’s decision to fire Shin Bet chief, resume Gaza war

Clashes erupt between protesters, police near Netanyahu’s residence in west Jerusalem - Anadolu Ajansı

Israelis take to streets in anger as Netanyahu resumes air strikes on Gaza

Thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Jerusalem on Wednesday to call on Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to end the war on the Gaza Strip and return the hostages. Israel resumed a series of deadly air strikes on the besieged Palestinian enclave on Tuesday after nearly two months of a ceasefire.

Thousands march on Netanyahu's home after latest Gaza strikes

The Israeli prime minister is facing fierce protests over his decision to launch fresh strikes in Gaza, shattering the ceasefire in the strip.

“It's impossible not to be deeply disturbed by the harsh reality that unfolds before our eyes,” said Isaac Herzog, who said he was “deeply disturbed”.