About a dozen members of the hardline Gvura Forum, which represents some families of soldiers killed during the war against Hamas in Gaza, protest outside the Prime Minister’s office in Jerusalem, calling for a resumption of hostilities.
The demonstrators hold up photos of the fallen and call on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “return to forceful combat.”
“The number of [Hamas] violations of the agreement is unbearable,” one demonstrator shouts through a megaphone.
“We have reached a situation where the violations are the most grievous violations,” he says.
Since the start of the US-brokered truce there have been two fatal attacks on IDF soldiers by terror operatives in Gaza, which were met by brief but heavy Israeli strikes.
Hamas has also failed to return all the bodies of the slain hostages it still holds, claiming that it has difficulty locating them.
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