On the 27th local time, the Israeli people held another large-scale rally, demanding that the Israeli government immediately stop the war in the Gaza Strip and rescue Israeli detainees as soon as possible.
On the evening of the 27th, a large number of Israelis took to the streets to hold rallies and * to protest against the Israeli government's continuation of the war in the Gaza Strip and demand an agreement on a ceasefire and the release of detainees as soon as possible.
In Jerusalem, protesters gathered in front of the old city of Jaffa, heading towards the official residence of the Israeli prime minister.
The general reporter:This is the gateway to the official residence of the Israeli prime minister, and although Netanyahu is in the United States to attend the United Nations General Assembly, a large number of people come here today from all over the world to express their dissatisfaction with Netanyahu’s government’s resolve to continue the war despite the safety of the lives of the detainees.
Protester Mike:The families of the detainees are eager to reach a ceasefire agreement.The world is tired of war, and the people of Israel are tired of war.People want to see a ceasefire and the only way is to reach a ceasefire agreement.
The general reporter:Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech at the UN General Assembly also sparked protests from a number of people who attended the rally, saying that Netanyahu did not mention the possibility of a ceasefire in Gaza or any clear measures to end the war in Gaza.
The Protestant Sarah:Our Prime Minister gave a speech at the United Nations, and when he spoke, many delegations got up and left. Netanyahu doesn't want to end the war, he just wants to continue to maintain his ruling coalition, and he is doing it for political purposes. But this means that Netanyahu has left Israel in extreme international isolation. What he did was against the will of the majority of Israelis.