Mass protests against the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyag broke out in Israel.
In Tel Aviv, more than 80,000 protesters opposed Netanyag, accusing him of the unprepared attack of Hamas and demanding his resignation, early elections and release of hostages.
On Saturday night, mass protests took place in several cities of Israel. The protesters accused Netanyag of ignoring warnings before the Hamas attack in the border region.
By demanding the resignation of Netanyag and holding early elections, protesters blocked transport highways in Tel Aviv, and police used waterlands against them.
The arrests took place in Tel Aviv, as well as protests took place in other cities, including Jerusalem, Haifu, Caesarea and Rekhovot.
The UN International Court of Justice calls for the Israeli government to stop the attack on the city of Rafach in the Gaza Sector, but the Israeli Defense Army plans to continue the military operation in Rafah for a complete victory over Hamas, despite the decision of the International Criminal Court.
