Despair only grows in Gaza, because the crowd of people swell in protests in Israel | World News

As if life in Gaza is not hard enough, now there are heat waves -adding minimal water problems, food, and basics you need to keep your family alive.

To keep your children half clean, when you have been displaced repeatedly, forced to live under Tarpaulin crashing into your neighbor.

“We suffered very much, especially because we lived in a tent,” said Riham Akel, who was displaced from the north and now lives on Gaza City.

“They are made of fabric and plastic that do not protect us from heat. In addition, there is no electricity, drinking water or water to be washed, there is no fan or air conditioner.”

Considering the takeover of Gaza City planned by Israel – and evacuation of 800,000 or more people who now live there – it is likely that he will be forced to move again.

In Nonera Square in Tel Aviv, many people have swelled the last two Saturdays – almost double after Hamas published a propaganda video that shows two of the hungry hostage remaining in captivity – and now this week, Benjamin Netanyahu The decision to push forward with full security control from the Gaza Strip.

The people here just want to stop.

Yael said: “I feel like a hostage in my own country, as if no one listened to me – 80% of residents did not want it anymore.”

“When you talk about the government, not just Gaza,” said David Solomon. “They tried to damage democracy in Israel, they tried voluntarily destroying all Israel, they did not care for only one or two more years from their survival.”

There was also a call for IDF army to refuse to carry out Netanyahu’s plan to take over Gaza City.

Another main point of quarrels is what many people see as the failure of the international red cross to bring food to hostages. Food for Palestine in Gaza is not widely discussed, except for a small group on the periphery.

“We believe that the Israeli public deliberately,” Gilad Melzer said – raising a sign that said “Stop Genocide” with a photo of a starving child.

“Some of that want to remain stupid and some, the government wants to make them not know what happened in Gaza and they are also stupid about what happened in the occupied area.”

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However, Benjamin Netanyahu, seemed to have decided. He will increase the battle, regardless of international protests, regardless of the opposition of his military leadership and despite tens of thousands who unite every week in Square hostages, hoping that someone in the government will bother listening.

There is a sense of despair here – that the solidarity of numbers still makes a slight difference.