Thousands of Israelis protested in Tel Aviv, demanding an agreement to end the war in Gaza and bring the hostages home.
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Protesters in Tel Aviv have called for a global agreement to end the war in Gaza, considering the imminent meeting of Prime Minister Netanyahu. With messages like "All hostages, bring them home now," the demonstrators highlighted the ongoing dangers for those captured. While some are calling for a ceasefire, far-right officials are warning against any agreement without a complete victory over Hamas, putting pressure on Netanyahu, who does not have a solid majority in Parliament.
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