"Day of Disruption": Thousands in "Israel" rally to protest

Thousands of demonstrators mobilized in Tel Aviv and occupied Palestinian cities, demanding the resignation of Benjamin Netanyahu's government and advocating for a prisoner exchange agreement with Hamas. 

Termed the "Day of Disruption," protests effectively disrupted numerous intersections across various occupied Palestinian territories.

Hebrew media sources detailed roadblocks set up by protesters throughout these territories, underscoring the widespread calls for Netanyahu's ousting. 

Demonstrations notably targeted the residences of 18 Likud party ministers and Knesset members, intensifying pressure for political change and endorsing negotiations with Hamas.

Recent revelations from Hebrew media shed light on ceasefire developments in Gaza and ongoing negotiations for a US-backed agreement. 

Yedioth Ahronoth disclosed Mossad's efforts to secure Hamas' commitment to terms outlined in proposals from US President Joe Biden and the Security Council. 

Mossad's extensive dialogues with Qatari and Egyptian officials have fostered a positive atmosphere, signaling forthcoming “Israeli” delegations to Qatar and Egypt for negotiation conclusions.

Outlined agreements foresee an initial ceasefire phase, commencing with three days of cessation followed by Hamas releasing three women. Subsequently, on the seventh day, four additional women are slated for release. 

Tel Aviv perspectives suggest 11 surviving detained women, comprising six civilians and five soldiers.