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1 month ago | 
haaretz.com | Adi Hashmonai |Josh Breiner |Chen Maanit
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1 month ago | 
haaretz.com | Bar Peleg |Linda Dayan |Adi Hashmonai |Nir Hasson |Eden Solomon
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2 months ago | 
haaretz.com | Bar Peleg |Linda Dayan |Nir Hasson |Eden Solomon |Adi Hashmonai
Families Demand Release of Next Stage Hostages 'All at Once' as Israelis Protest Netanyahu GovernmentSasha Troufanov, who was released from captivity last week, will address protesters at Hostage Square. Demonstrations will also take place across major Israeli cities. Kibbutz Nir Oz will hold a memorial for Oded Lifshitz and the Bibas family in southern Israel
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2 months ago | 
haaretz.com | Bar Peleg |Linda Dayan |Adi Hashmonai |Eden Solomon |Nir Hasson
Thousands Protest Across Israel | The release of the three severely malnourished and gaunt men on Saturday sparked protests across Israel. 'All of them are at risk of death.
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2 months ago | 
haaretz.com | Bar Peleg |Linda Dayan |Adi Hashmonai |Eden Solomon |Yael Freidson
Thousands of Israelis are protesting for the release of hostages and against the Netanyahu government across Israel on Saturday at the Hostages Square in Tel Aviv and across the country, following the release of Keith Siegel, Yarden Bibas, and Ofer Kalderon earlier in the day. Protesters call on Israel's leadership to ensure that the hostage return agreement and cease-fire in Gaza are not halted until the last hostage is home.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
haaretz.com | Adi Hashmonai |Deiaa Haj Yahia |Josh Breiner
Three Arab Israelis Shot and Killed in Three Separate IncidentsFour suspects were arrested on suspicion of involvement in the shooting that took place in Acre. Since the beginning of the year, 11 people from Israel's Arab community were murdered in organize crime-related incidents
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Jan 18, 2025 | 
haaretz.com | Bar Peleg |Adi Hashmonai |Eden Solomon |Yael Freidson |Nir Hasson |Linda Dayan
'Extremists Are Trying to Sabotage the Deal' |Israelis Rally Across Country in Light of Hostage Deal, Gaza Cease-fireDemonstrations are taking place across Israel, ahead of the release of hostages and Palestinian prisoners on Sunday. 'Don't wait until the 16th day, start working now to finalize the conditions for the second phase and completing the agreement,' relatives urged Netanyahu
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
haaretz.com | Bar Peleg |Adi Hashmonai |Eden Solomon |Nir Hasson
Protests against the government and in favor of a hostage deal are taking place across Israel on Saturday evening. The two main events – outside Israeli military headquarters in Tel Aviv and at the nearby Hostage Square – are set to begin at 8 P.M.Get full access to Haaretz. From only $1 for the first monthGet full access. From only $1 for the first month We will send you a daily email with articles you actually want to read. By signing up, you agree to Haaretz’s terms and conditions
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Jan 8, 2025 | 
haaretz.com | Adi Hashmonai
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
haaretz.com | Noa Shpigel |Adi Hashmonai
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