"We kill children for nothing": tens of thousands of Israelis protest against the war in Gaza

Israeli left-wing group suspended at University of Haifa after protesting the war in Gaza

(JTA) — Last week, at a university known for its diverse population, more than a dozen students sat on the floor of a campus building for 10 minutes holding photos of Palestinian children killed in the war in Gaza. Five days later, their group was suspended through the end of the semester for staging an unauthorized protest. It wasn’t in the Ivy League, and ICE agents weren’t about to raid the dorms. It was the latest dustup over the Gaza war at…

Israeli pilots' protest letter reveals deepening rift over ongoing war in Gaza

One of the protest letter's authors says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has thrown the peace agreement with Hamas "to the trash", and accuses him of putting politics before peace.

While Israel announced the recall of several tens of thousands of reservist soldiers for a possible extension of its offensive in Gaza on Saturday, 3 May, many Israelis were protesting, as every week, at the same time asking for everything to be done to release the hostages still held in the enclave. Among them were also a few hundred men and women who came to gather in silence, photos of Gazawi children by hand.