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Thousands of people in Israel met in Tel Aviv to protest against the decision of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reject the head of the local intelligence service in Shane, a bet and appeal Fighting In Gaza.

Netanyahu said this week that he lost confidence in Ronin Bar, who has led Sheen Hann since 2021, and he intended to launch from April 10, which prompted three days of protests.

On Saturday, the Israeli leader said the country will remain democratic despite the dismissal of the head of security.

In Tel Aviv’s Habima, the demonstrators are looming of blue and white Israeli flags and called for an agreement that would see the launch of the remaining Israeli prisoners in Gaza.

“The most dangerous enemy in Israel is Benjamin Netanyahu.”

“Benjamin Netanyahu for 20 years does not care about the country, does not care about citizens.”

Netanyahu rejected the accusations that the decision was a political drive, but his critics accused him of undermining the institutions on which Israeli democracy is based by requesting the removal of the bar.

The Supreme Court of Israel issued a judicial order on Friday, and temporarily freezing the dismissal.

Netanyahu and Bar in Logpers Reds for months, amid tensions on achieving a bribe that focused on the Prime Minister’s Office and their expansion on failure to prevent Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023, on southern Israel.

Bar said in a letter that his overthrow was driven by the desire to stop “seeking the truth” about the events that preceded October 7.

Israeli opposition leader Yar Lapid called for a strike on Saturday if Netanyahu refused to stay away from the launch of the freezing tape in the Supreme Court.

“If the October 7 government decides not to obey the court’s decision, it will become a law outside that day,” Lapid told Tel Aviv protesters.

“If this happens, the entire country must be closed,” he said, stressing that “the only system that should not be closed is the safety system.”

Some Israelis delegate what they see as a tyrannical transformation by Netanyahu, who is holding the Council of Ministers on Sunday to launch the dismissal procedures against the Prosecutor, Jali Bahraf Mayara, another critic of the Prime Minister.

Pharav Mayra, who is also the government’s legal advisor, has warned Netanyahu that the Supreme Court’s decision is temporarily prohibiting “the appointment of a new head of a bet.

There is also a protest against the dismissal of the public prosecutor on Sunday outside the Knesset, the Israeli parliament, and near the headquarters of the Prime Minister in West Jerusalem.

At a gathering on Saturday, the demonstrators read banners, “No more bloodshed”, “How much blood should be thrown?” And “the war stops, now!” To ensure the return of 59 prisoners who are still detained in the Gaza Strip.

Israel returned to the war in Gaza on Tuesday, which led to the ceasefire, which witnessed the exchange of prisoners, which Hamas is holding to the Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli prisons and brought a period of rest to beat and besieged.

Since the beginning warThere were regular protests by families and supporters of the prisoners that Hamas seized during the October 7 attacks that sometimes criticized the government.

“We are after a year and a half, after we were very mistaken in Gaza, and Hamas is still in power,” the 44 -year -old protester told Reuters. “He still has tens of thousands of fighters, so the Israeli government has already failed to obtain its own goals from the war.”

With the resumption of the Israel War in Gaza, the fate of the prisoners is still not believed that 24 of them are alive, and the demonstrators said to the war can either see them either killed by their kidnappers or by bombing the Israelis.

Ober Falk, Netanyahu Foreign Policy Adviser, said that military pressure prompted Hamas to accept the first truce in November 2023, when about 80 prisoners were restored. He said this was also the most way to force the release of the remaining prisoners.