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1:11Now PlayingAbout 40,000 Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv’s Habima Square on Tuesday night to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to return to war in Gaza and oust his top intelligence officer.
Protesters are accusing Netanyahu of abandoning the 59 hostages in Gaza by ending the cease-fire with Hamas, claiming the return to war and plans to fire Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar — who was investigating alleged ties between Bibi’s aides and Qatar — are all politically motivated to regain support from the fractured far right and ensure his stay in power.
The crowd, one of the largest of the wartime demonstrations, dubbed Netanyahu “Mr. Abandonment” as they accused the embattled premier of being a “traitor” and a “dictator,” the Times of Israel reported.
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