About 300 people are marching from Tel Aviv’s Habima Square to the IDF headquarters on Begin Street to demand a ceasefire deal in Gaza to free hostages, kicking off a fifth straight night of protests after the IDF said Sunday it had recovered the bodies of six Israelis in Hamas hands slain days earlier.
The group carries 27 mock coffins, representing 27 hostages killed in captivity in Gaza.
Speaking ahead of the march, Gil Dickmann, whose cousin Carmel Gat was one of the six slain hostages whose remains were recovered over the weekend, accuses Netanyahu of “sentencing my cousin to death.”
Some members of the crowd shout: “Murderer!”
“She was abandoned to her death by a government that could have saved her,” Dickmann says, noting the number of days she was held captive. “There were 327 opportunities to save her, and each and every one of them was missed.”
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