This move follows mounting
public outrage in Israel over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s handling of the hostage crisis, which
has led to widespread protests and calls for a change in strategy.
Recent demonstrations have been among the largest since the war began, with thousands of Israelis
demanding Netanyahu address the hostage situation more effectively. Despite this, Netanyahu has
remained steadfast, vowing a strong military response and refusing to reconsider Israel’s approach to the
war or the issue of the Philadelphi Corridor along the Gaza-Egypt border.
The protests and the release of graphic videos have intensified scrutiny on Netanyahu, with critics
arguing that his policies are exacerbating the crisis. Analysts suggest that Hamas may have shifted its
strategy, no longer viewing hostages as a bargaining chip due to Israel’s ongoing military actions. The
conflict is now at a critical juncture, with increasing pressure on Netanyahu and growing concern about
the effectiveness of Israel’s current approach.
Sep 4 2024
Editor :Suman Shrestha
Journalist : Laxman Rai
Office: Jon Rai
