Thousands of Israelis protested in support of the families of Gaza hostages, demanding an agreement with Hamas for their release.
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On August 17, thousands of Israelis took part in a nationwide strike calling on Prime Minister Netanyahu to negotiate with Hamas for the release of hostages. Protesters, including actress Gal Gadot, blocked streets and waved Israeli flags. Netanyahu has said the hostages' release hinges on the defeat of Hamas and his government is preparing for an offensive in Gaza, raising concerns among the hostages' families. Criticism of the plan to occupy Gaza has come from inside and outside the country, as the conflict has led to significant loss of life.
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Israelienii protestează la nivel național pentru a cere încetarea războiului din Gaza și eliberarea ostaticilor
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