Thousands of Israelis gathered in Habima Square in the heart of Tel Aviv on Saturday evening in a large protest demanding the government put an end to what they described as 'eternal wars'. Participants raised slogans calling for a halt to military operations on various fronts, asserting through their chants that escalating suffering in Lebanon would not grant Israeli society the desired security, according to press sources.
This demonstration comes a week after similar protests that saw violent interventions by Israeli police, who used force to disperse demonstrators and arrested at least 17 people under the pretext of security concerns, especially as those protests coincided with missile tensions from regional parties.
Among the participants in the demonstration, the voice of Yifat Calderon, a relative of one of the prisoners previously released from the Gaza Strip, stood out. She affirmed that her motive for participating was the desire to end the open conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, and with Iran. Calderon explained that military confrontations have not achieved tangible positive results, emphasizing that the solution lies in diplomatic paths and political agreements instead of living in an endless cycle of war.
The reality is the same as before, and perhaps worse; we need to translate everything into agreements. We cannot continue to live in a constant war.
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Massive demonstrations in Tel Aviv demand an end to 'eternal wars' and political agreements