Israel war, live: last hour from the attack on Gaza

The rejection of Israel’s prime minister, Benjamín Netanyahu, for his decision to fire the head of secret services, Ronen Bar, and the clamor in favor of the return of the hostages in Gaza united thousands of Israelis on Wednesday, in a protest that marched to the house of the head of government in Jerusalem. In the surroundings of the residence – in Gaza Street – and in the neighboring Plaza de Paris, the discontent with the management of Netanyahu (its abandonment towards the hostages when resuming war, for some, and for its internal policy, for others) joined this Wednesday to members of organizations such as the pacifist Standing Together, relatives of the still captive and ex -military and charges of the opposition. “We are protesting against the combination of actions of this corrupt government: that endanger the citizens of Israel, manipulates the judicial system and endangers the hostages kidnapped in Gaza,” says Efe Sagui, 57, who says that all this will put the country “on the edge of disaster.” “Everything that this government does only for the survival of this disastrous prime minister, this is the only cause of the end of the high fire,” he laments.