Al-Quds- Saba:
52 reserve officers in the Zionist army joined those calling for the immediate return of prisoners in Gaza.
The Zionist Channel 12 reported that 52 reserve Zionist officers serving in secret units in the Air Force announced their support for petitions demanding the return of all prisoners in Gaza, even if it means ending the war immediately.
Protests are spreading within Zionists against the policies of Benjamin Netanyahu and his government, with several petitions being signed demanding the immediate return of prisoners, even if it means ending the war on the Gaza Strip.
Recently, more than 1,000 reserve officers in the Israeli Enemy Air Force signed a protest petition demanding the return of prisoners and an end to the war on Gaza. Hundreds of members of the Military Intelligence Corps joined them.
3,000 Ministry of Education employees signed a petition demanding the return of prisoners and an end to the war in Gaza. More than 200 soldiers and naval veterans also called for the return of prisoners in Gaza, even if it meant an end to the war.
3,500 Zionist academics signed a similar petition, warning that "the war serves political and personal interests, and its continuation will lead to the deaths of prisoners and soldiers."
They also emphasized that only an agreement can guarantee the return of the prisoners.
Earlier, a Zionist report revealed that the Israeli enemy army is facing its largest refusal crisis in decades, and that more than 100,000 Zionist enemy soldiers have stopped performing reserve duty, some of whom refuse to join the war on the Gaza Strip for "moral" reasons.
A few days ago, 970 current and former Air Force reservists published a letter calling for the return of all Zionist prisoners from Gaza, even if the price is ending the ongoing war there.
For the 34th consecutive day, the Zionist enemy forces continue their brutal aggression against civilians and displaced persons in the Gaza Strip, while simultaneously committing war crimes and horrific massacres.

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