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SvennoJ on 01 June 2024
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Mass protests against Netanyahu government again fill streets of Tel Aviv


Thousands of Israelis have again taken to the streets of the Israeli city, putting pressure on the government of Prime Minister Netanyahu to strike a deal with Hamas that will see the release of Israeli captives held in Gaza.

These protests have been occurring every weekend for months, with demonstrators also calling for early elections to replace Netanyahu.

Today, a large banner was carried by some members of the crowd, pleading with US President Joe Biden to “save” the captives from Netanyahu by exerting pressure on him to accept a ceasefire deal.

Violence erupts as Israeli police disperse protestors in Tel Aviv


Local activists broadcast footage showcasing the clashes between demonstrators and police.

Thousands have taken to the streets there to demand an expedited deal to return captives being held in Gaza.


Translation: Police violence – trampling of a protester by police cavalry at the Kaplan intersection, now.



Translation: Total chaos in Kaplan.


Translation: Crazy violence, the demonstrators repelled the police.

Protest signs around the world say, ‘All eyes on Rafah’


Indonesians wave Palestinian flags and hold a sign saying, ‘All eyes on Rafah’, at a solidarity rally outside the US Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia


A woman holds a sign saying, ‘All eyes on Rafah’, during a solidarity rally called by Kanak organisations, Urgence Palestine and anti-fascist movements at the Place de la Republique in Paris


A student activist holds a placard denouncing the war in Gaza in New Delhi, India


Health workers in Dublin, Ireland hold signs saying, ‘Sanctions now’, and ‘All eyes on Rafah’, at a solidarity rally on Saturday

Last edited by SvennoJ - on 01 June 2024