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Dozens gather in Tel Aviv for anti-war protest, calling for ceasefire
People demonstrate against the Israel-Hamas war in Tel Aviv, November 18, 2023. (Avshalom Sassoni/Flash90)
Dozens of people gather in Tel Aviv for an anti-war protest calling for a ceasefire and diplomatic solution to the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.
The protest, organized by the mostly Arab Hadash party, was allowed by police after several similar gatherings were refused permits over the past few weeks.
Protesters carry signs in Hebrew, Arabic and English calling for an end to the war, with slogans reading “In Gaza and Sderot, children want to live”; “An eye for an eye and everyone is blind”; “No to occupation and siege, yes to peace” and others.
No Palestinian flags can be seen in photos online of the event.
