Protesters in Tel Aviv demand release of hostages and end to Israeli bombardment

Dozens of protesters gathered in Tel Aviv to protest against the Israeli bombardment of Gaza, blaming it for the halt in the release of hostages held by Hamas. The protesters demanded an urgent meeting with the country's war cabinet and pressed for a ceasefire. The protest was cut short when sirens warned of a rocket attack from Gaza. Another anti-government protest took place in Caesarea, calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's resignation. The resumption of hostilities on Friday ended the prospect of further releases, causing a somber mood among hostage families. The main Hostages and Missing Families Forum demanded an urgent meeting with Israel's security cabinet.
- Dozens attend protest in Tel Aviv against Israeli bombardment of Gaza The Guardian
- Crowds rally in Tel Aviv for return of hostages Reuters
- Freed hostages urge release of those still in Gaza, but not all parents agree on price The Times of Israel
- Released Israeli captive urges gov't to get others out of Gaza | Al Jazeera Newsfeed Al Jazeera English
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