Families of Israeli detainees in Gaza stage a sit-in in front of the Ministry of Defense

Families of Israeli detainees in Gaza stage a sit-in in front of the Ministry of Defense

Hundreds of demonstrators and families of Israeli detainees held by Palestinian factions in Gaza staged a sit-in in front of the entrance to the Ministry of Defense in the Kirya area in Tel Aviv, demanding an “immediate plan” And an urgent deal to release their families, threatening to sue the government if their demands are not met.

Hundreds of demonstrators and families of Israeli detainees held by Palestinian factions in Gaza staged a sit-in in front of the entrance to the Ministry of Defense in the Kirya area in Tel Aviv, demanding an “immediate plan” To release their families.

The demonstrators set up tents in front of the entrance to the Ministry of Defense on Saturday evening, according to the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper. Hebrew, and hung the names and pictures of the detainees on a nearby wall.

The sit-in comes hours after a press conference held by a gathering of families of detainees held by resistance factions in Gaza, in which Israeli editors who were detained in Gaza spoke, demanding an “urgent deal.” And their families were returned alive, according to Channel 12. Special Hebrew.

The families of the detainees accused the Israeli government of not caring about the fate of their children in light of the military operation.

At the press conference, Itzik's brother, Danny Elgert, threatened Who is still detained in Gaza, that the families of the detainees will pursue the Israeli government (judicially) if it does not respond to their demands.

He added: “We will stand and wait for them. They will try to evade so as not to look us in the eye, but we will wait for them until we get a deal initiated by Israel.”

The movement of the detainees' families increases, after 3 of their relatives were "accidentally" killed. At the hands of Israeli forces in the Shujaiya area in Gaza on Friday, in addition to the occupation army’s announcement on Saturday of the killing of an Israeli detainee in the Gaza Strip.

The Al-Qassam Brigades (the military wing of the Hamas movement) and the Al-Quds Brigades (the armed wing of the Islamic Jihad movement) previously announced the killing of a number of their Israeli detainees as a result of the Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip since last October 7.

Since last October 7, the Israeli army has been waging a devastating war on Gaza that, as of Friday, has left 18,800 martyrs and 51,000 injured, most of them children and women, massive destruction of infrastructure and an “unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe,” according to Palestinian and UN sources.



A UN official calls on the International Criminal Court to arrest “war criminals” Israelis

A UN rapporteur confirmed that Israel's colonization of the Palestinian territories it has occupied since 1967 constitutes a war crime, demanding that the International Criminal Court issue arrest warrants against those responsible for illegal settlement.

A UN rapporteur confirmed on Saturday that Israel's colonization of the Palestinian territories it has occupied since 1967 constitutes a war crime, demanding that the International Criminal Court issue arrest warrants against those responsible for illegal settlement.

This came in a blog post by the Special Rapporteur on Palestine, Francesca Albanese, on her account on the X website, commenting on the news of the organization of a coalition of illegal settlement organizations, which “enjoys generous support.” From the Israeli government, a practical preparatory conference for settlement in Gaza.

Albanese confirmed: The colonization of the occupied territories has been the policy of the Israeli state since 1967, which means that the resettlement of Israeli civilians in confiscated Palestinian lands is a war crime.

She added that “the mass forced displacement of Palestinians is a crime against humanity.”

She expressed her hope that arrest warrants would be issued against the perpetrators of these ongoing crimes.

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