Israeli police have attacked hundreds of protesters protesting against the war in Tel Aviv and Haifa
Demonstrations have begun at 7 p.m. local time (16:00 GMT) in several Israeli cities under the slogan "For All Our Lives", which have been called by several former MPs and peace organizations.
Hundreds of people protested today, Saturday, in about 10 Israeli cities, including Tel Aviv and Haifa, against "this endless war," and police officers have severely suppressed the demonstrations, according to videos and complaints from organizers.
The protests began at 7 p.m. local time (16:00 GMT) under the slogan "For All Our Lives", convened by several former deputies, pacifist organizations and human rights organizations, including the non-governmental organizations Standing Together, Peace Now or Women Wage Peace.
The Habima Square in Tel Aviv has been attended by hundreds of people, including a group of activists, with photographs showing the faces of children killed by Israeli attacks.
Israeli police have arrested several demonstrators in that city, according to videos released by Standing Together. In particular, at least eight people have been arrested, according to thenewspaper Haaretz , but the Israeli police have not confirmed this figure to EFE.
These demonstrations have not been very popular to this day. As we said, the last protests, called for today, took place one month after Israel bombed Iran. There, and also in Lebanon, Israel has killed more than a thousand people, including hundreds of children.
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