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2024-05-01 Israel-Palestine-Jordan
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5 arrested Monday p.m., claims of police violence as thousands in Tel Aviv demand deal with Hamas
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[IsraelTimes] ’Rafah can wait — hostages cannot,’ write demonstrators, as opposition MK and relatives of hostage allege cops attacked them; police say protesters were violent, held illegal rally
Thousands protested in Tel Aviv on Monday night, calling on the government to make a deal with the Hamas
 ...the well-beloved offspring of the Moslem Brotherhood,...
terror group for the release of hostages who have been held in the Gazoo
Islamic Hellhole adjunct to Israel and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, inhabited by Gazooks. The place was acquired in the wake of the 1967 War and then presented to Paleostinian control in 2006 by Ariel Sharon, who had entered his dotage. It is currently ruled with an iron fist by Hamas with about the living conditions you'd expect. It periodically attacks the Hated Zionist Entity whenever Iran needs a ruckus created or the hard boyz get bored, getting thumped by the IDF in return. The ruling turbans then wave the bloody shirt and holler loudly about oppression and disproportionate response . In October of 2023 Gazooks belonging to Hamas invaded Israel, killed over a thousand people, raped a bunch of women. Then they bitched and moaned about genocide when their butts handed to them in the entirely justified retaliation.
Strip since October 7, in a rally that later descended into festivities with police forces, arrests, and claims of violence toward a politician and relatives of a hostage.
Amid heightened preparations for the military to launch an offensive in the Gazook city of Rafah, demonstrators lit a bonfire on Tel Aviv’s Begin Road, near the IDF’s headquarters, and spelled out "Rafah can wait — they [the hostages] cannot" in large Hebrew letters.
Relatives of hostages and captives who were released in the week-long truce in November took part in the protest, calling on the government to stop the war in order to bring the abductees home.
The rally came as Hamas was set to give a response to an Israeli offer that would see a 40-day pause in fighting and the release of potentially thousands of Paleostinian security prisoners in exchange for 33 living hostages, and a second phase of a truce consisting of a "period of sustained calm" — Israel’s compromise response to a Hamas demand for permanent ceasefire.
Details of the proposal reported in the media have prompted far-right leaders within Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition to threaten to bring down the government if the Rafah operation is called off and the war is ended. War cabinet minister Benny Gantz has said that if other ministers prevent a deal supported by the security establishment, he will leave the emergency government he joined days after October 7.
There were festivities between protesters and police forces later in the evening, with some demonstrators reportedly shouting that Ben Gvir, the minister in charge of the police, "is a terrorist."
The rally later reached the area of the ruling Likud party’s headquarters in Tel Aviv, where police used a water cannon to disperse the protest and arrested five people for disrupting public order.
Police said a firework was fired toward a cop, who was taken to the hospital to receive treatment.
Footage showed a police officer pushing Labor MK Naama Lazimi of the opposition, who was at the scene.
Reports said cops shoved Ilana Gritzewsky, Matan Zangauker’s partner who was kidnapped on October 7 and released in the November deal.
Einav Zangauker, Matan’s mother, told Ynet that cops had pushed her to the ground and that the police used excessive force and sent in "disproportionate" forces to disperse the crowd, in what she called "stepped-up violence."
Police blamed the protesters, saying "a small number of protesters started an illegal demonstration while disrupting order and violence toward cops," adding that some, "including a Knesset member," were stopped while trying to enter the Likud headquarters and scrawl graffiti writings.
Lazimi, the Labor MK, said the police statement was "a blatant lie" and that it "directly incites against families of hostages."
Earlier in the evening, relatives of hostages Keith Siegel and Omri Miran held a presser to call for an immediate agreement to return the hostages, days after Hamas issued a propaganda video featuring the pair. A few days earlier, Hamas also released a video of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, whose family did not take part in the presser. 
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