Occupied al-Quds- Saba:
Hundreds of Zionist settlers demonstrated on Sunday evening demanding that the enemy's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu complete the prisoner exchange deal with the resistance in Gaza.
The enemy's media reported that the demonstrators gathered near the "Knesset" headquarters in occupied al-Quds to demand the return of the Zionist prisoners from Gaza.
This comes hours after the decision of war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu to close the crossings with Gaza and stop all goods and supplies to the Strip.
The families of the Zionist prisoners attacked Netanyahu's decision, stressing that it is shocking and puts the lives of the prisoners at risk.
The newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" quoted the families of prisoners accusing Netanyahu of seeking to thwart the second phase of the deal by stopping aid, which will put the fate of the prisoners in a dark tunnel and threaten to resume the war.
On Saturday, the first phase of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip between the resistance and the Zionist occupation, which lasted for 42 days, ended, in light of the latter's procrastination and attempts to extend it, and not to engage in the second phase of the agreement that was mediated by Egypt, Qatar and the United States.
During this phase, the Hamas movement and the Palestinian factions released 33 Zionist prisoners in the Gaza Strip, including eight bodies, in return, "Israel" released about 1,700 Palestinians from its prisons.
Hundreds of Zionist settlers demonstrated on Sunday evening demanding that the enemy's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu complete the prisoner exchange deal with the resistance in Gaza.
The enemy's media reported that the demonstrators gathered near the "Knesset" headquarters in occupied al-Quds to demand the return of the Zionist prisoners from Gaza.
This comes hours after the decision of war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu to close the crossings with Gaza and stop all goods and supplies to the Strip.
The families of the Zionist prisoners attacked Netanyahu's decision, stressing that it is shocking and puts the lives of the prisoners at risk.
The newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" quoted the families of prisoners accusing Netanyahu of seeking to thwart the second phase of the deal by stopping aid, which will put the fate of the prisoners in a dark tunnel and threaten to resume the war.
On Saturday, the first phase of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip between the resistance and the Zionist occupation, which lasted for 42 days, ended, in light of the latter's procrastination and attempts to extend it, and not to engage in the second phase of the agreement that was mediated by Egypt, Qatar and the United States.
During this phase, the Hamas movement and the Palestinian factions released 33 Zionist prisoners in the Gaza Strip, including eight bodies, in return, "Israel" released about 1,700 Palestinians from its prisons.