Protesters in 'Tel Aviv' demand 'Israel' concludes deal with Hamas
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Israeli settlers protest in 'Tel Aviv' after the Palestinian Resistance announces the possible death of about five captives due to the Israeli occupation's continued bombardment of the Gaza Strip.
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Israeli occupation protesters call for the release of the captives held in the Gaza Strip by the Hamas, in 'Tel Aviv', Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2023. (AP)
Thousands of Israeli settlers demonstrated, on Saturday, in front of the Israeli Ministry of "Security" building in "Tel Aviv", raising slogans and demanding the return of Israeli settlers held captive by the Palestinian Resistance in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported that the families demanded the Israeli occupation government conclude an "immediate deal" to release their children from captivity.
According to the broadcasting authority, the demonstrators confirmed their "readiness to escalate their protests, at any moment, with the aim of pressuring the government to conclude the deal with the Hamas movement."
According to Israeli media, Israeli police officers tore down a banner carried by the demonstrators, which read: "Stop genocide in Gaza".
These protests came shortly after the military wing of the Hamas Resistance movement, the al-Qassam Brigades, announced having lost contact with a group of Resistance fighters guarding five Israeli settlers as a result of the brutal Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip
Al-Qassam Brigades spokesperson Abu Obeida said the five Israeli captives were presumed dead due to the indiscriminate Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip.
The Palestinian Resistance published the names and photos of three of the settlers who are presumed dead at the hands of their own forces.
The Israeli captives include Chaim Peri, 79, Yoram Metzger, 80, and Amiram Cooper, 84. The photos of the settlers were released in a poster that has the words "time is running out" in Arabic, Hebrew, and English.
نتيجة القصف الصهيوني الهمجي فقدنا الاتصال بالمجموعة المسئولة عن خمسة من الأسرى الصهاينة من بينهم:
— ▼في حالي (@ss21445) December 23, 2023
1- حايم جيرشون بيري
חיים פרי
2- يورام إتاك ميتزجر
יורם מצגר
3- أميرام إسرائيل كوبر
עמירם קופר #الوقت_ينفد #كتائب_القسام pic.twitter.com/SE5mFAIsZP
The three Israeli settlers had appeared in a video published by the Resistance earlier in the week wherein they had been asking the Israeli occupation government and their families not to abandon them.
Peri, who identified himself as being from Kibbutz "Nir Oz", stated, "We are the generation that built Israel, and we participated in building the army. I don't understand why we are abandoned here."
كتائب القسام تنشر رسالة من الأسرى لديها إلى عوائلهم والحكومة الإسرائيلية: "لا تتركونا نشيخ"
— قناة الميادين (@AlMayadeenNews) December 18, 2023
Don't Let Us Grow Old Here
אל תשליכינו לעת זיקנה#الميادين #طوفان_الأقصى #كتائب_القسام pic.twitter.com/Wnp098Pnse
He continued, "We don't want to die as a result of Israeli airstrikes," and demanded their unconditional release, ending his message with, "Don't let us grow old here." The other two captives echoed the same plea in the video.
Over 60 Israeli captives have lost their lives since the commencement of Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip, with some killed by airstrikes and others by the gunfire of Israeli special forces.
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