As part of the widespread protests and demonstrations that Israelis have launched today (Wednesday) against the Gaza war and for the release of Zionist prisoners, they set fire to the area around the Prime Minister's house.
Publish dateWednesday 3 September 2025 - 10:59
Story Code : 327367
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: The Israeli Radio and Television Organization reported that demonstrators set fire to the area around the house of the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Hebrew sources also announced that after the fire that the protesters started, some cars caught fire around Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem this morning.
Also, the families of Israeli prisoners held a demonstration in front of the residence of the Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs, Ron Dermer, this morning, demanding a halt to the plan to occupy Gaza City and move towards concluding a prisoner exchange agreement.
Settlers also held a car rally on Latrun Street near occupied Jerusalem this morning to demand a prisoner exchange agreement with the Palestinian resistance in Gaza and an end to the war.
Hebrew sources also reported that Israelis were staging a sit-in at the regime's "National Library" building in Jerusalem to protest the Netanyahu government's plans to continue the war and the failure to conclude a prisoner exchange agreement.
The Zionist regime's Channel 12 TV also reported that the regime's police arrested 13 demonstrators on the roof of the aforementioned library building in occupied Jerusalem.
Hebrew sources also announced that after the fire that the protesters started, some cars caught fire around Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem this morning.
Also, the families of Israeli prisoners held a demonstration in front of the residence of the Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs, Ron Dermer, this morning, demanding a halt to the plan to occupy Gaza City and move towards concluding a prisoner exchange agreement.
Settlers also held a car rally on Latrun Street near occupied Jerusalem this morning to demand a prisoner exchange agreement with the Palestinian resistance in Gaza and an end to the war.
Hebrew sources also reported that Israelis were staging a sit-in at the regime's "National Library" building in Jerusalem to protest the Netanyahu government's plans to continue the war and the failure to conclude a prisoner exchange agreement.
The Zionist regime's Channel 12 TV also reported that the regime's police arrested 13 demonstrators on the roof of the aforementioned library building in occupied Jerusalem.
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