News - Middle East: Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in Tel Aviv and several other cities, demanding the removal of Benjamin Netanyahu, the head of the regime, who has failed to secure a deal to end hostilities in Gaza and bring Israeli detainees home. 

Demonstrations were held in Tel Aviv, al-Quds, Haifa, and several other towns on Saturday, with angry protesters calling for the release of those detained by the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas almost six months ago.
In al-Quds, hundreds of people gathered outside Netanyahu’s residence on Saturday evening, calling on him to resign.
They held Netanyahu’s picture next to a banner that read, "UR the boss, UR to blame."
Police used water cannon to disperse protesters and arrested 16 people.
Among the protesters were the families of those detained by Hamas during Operation Al-Aqsa Storm against Israel on October 7, 2023. 
The Palestinian resistance movement detained 253 people during the operation. The regime says 132 are still in Gaza, of whom 104 are thought to be alive.