Israeli captive families confront police outside army headquarters
Summary
Families of Israeli captives held in Gaza protested outside the Israeli Ministry of Defence in Tel Aviv. They demanded the release of their loved ones and opposed the military's plans to expand operations in Gaza. Some confrontations occurred between protesters and police.Key Facts
- Families of captives protested for their release outside Israel's Ministry of Defence.
- They opposed new military plans that they feel endanger their loved ones.
- Police and protesters had physical confrontations during the rally.
- Families criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the handling of the situation.
- The protests have been part of wider demonstrations in Israel.
- October 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas resulted in over 200 people being taken captive.
- As of the report, 50 captives remain in Gaza, with at least 20 believed to be alive.
- At least 61,158 Palestinians have been reported killed in the ongoing conflict.
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