“Israeli” aggression continues for 261st day amid protests in Tel Aviv

For the 261st consecutive day, the “Israeli” aggression continues against the Gaza Strip, targeting all aspects of life. This has resulted in 37,551 deaths and 85,911 injuries since October 7, according to the latest numbers released by the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza.

Meanwhile, the Palestinian resistance continues their operations against “Israeli” forces in various areas of Gaza, inflicting casualties amid intensifying battles in Rafah in the south.

In Tel Aviv, streets have erupted in protests and chaos, described as the largest since the onset of the aggression, aiming to oust the Israeli Occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Thousands of settlers took to the streets in Tel Aviv and other cities in the occupied territories, demanding a prisoner exchange deal with Hamas and the removal of Netanyahu's government.

Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that Saturday's protests in Tel Aviv were the largest since October 7. Haaretz reported that protest organizers plan to continue demonstrations throughout the coming week, turning Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem into a focal point for protests.