Israeli police broke up mass protests for the release of hostages in Gaza, arresting dozens of people amid a new military offensive.
Ana Maria Eftene
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Thousands of protesters in Israel demanded the release of Gaza hostages, blocking roads and closing shops. Growing frustration over plans for a new military offensive sparked violent demonstrations, with 38 arrests. Protesters, including former officials, called for an agreement to end the fighting, stressing that hostages' lives were at risk. Prime Minister Netanyahu faces internal and external pressure, and the finance minister criticized the protests as damaging. Conditions in Gaza, including malnutrition, have sparked outrage.
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