The Never-Ending Storm

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16.58 EDT Protesters gather outside Israeli prime minister's residence amid growing anger at Israeli government Protesters gathered outside the residence of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid growing anger at the government’s failures that led to Hamas’s deadly attacks against Israel on 7 October. Reuters reported that a crowd in the hundreds pushed through police barriers around Netanyahu’s residence in Jerusalem, waving Israeli flags and chanting: “Jail now!” Protesters also gathered in Tel Aviv, with many holding signs that said “Ceasefire” and others that read “Release the hostages now at all costs”. On Saturday, a poll for Israel’s Channel 13 found that 76% of Israelis felt that Netanhayu should resign, Reuters reported, adding that 64% say that Israel should hold an election immediately after the war. Forty-four percent blamed Netanyahu as the person most at fault for the 7 October Hamas attack. Thirty-three percent blamed the military chief of staff and senior IDF officials, and five percent blamed defense minister Yoav Gallant, according to the poll.

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“On Saturday, a poll for Israel’s Channel 13 found that 76% of Israelis felt that Netanhayu should resign, Reuters reported, adding that 64% say that Israel should hold an election immediately after the war.”