Despite Benjamin Netanyahu's vow to destroy Hamas and bring all hostages home, many families of the approximate 100 people still in Gaza believe time is running out.
Tens of thousands of people have taken part in anti-government protests in Israel while the country's prime minister underwent 'successful' surgery for a hernia. Protesters in Jerusalem were urging the government to reach a ceasefire deal to free the dozens of hostages held in Gaza by Hamas. They also called on the government to hold an early election, which is not due to happen until the spring of 2026.
Read more:Rival Gaza protests in London seethed with mutual animositySenior MP says gov lawyers believe 'Israel has broken international humanitarian law' International court orders Israel to take 'effective action' in Gaza Meanwhile, Mr Netanyahu was fully sedated whilst he underwent surgery on a hernia that was discovered during a routine check-up on Saturday.
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Tens of thousands stage anti-government protest in Israel as Benjamin Netanyahu's surgery hailed 'success'Despite Benjamin Netanyahu's vow to destroy Hamas and bring all hostages home, many families of the approximate 100 people still in Gaza believe time is running out.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to undergo surgery for hernia under full sedationThe operation will take place after a meeting of Israel's war cabinet this evening. Mr Netanyahu will undergo surgery as thousands of Israelis are expected to rally to show their frustration with his government and urge him to resign.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be sedated and undergo surgeryJustice Minister Yariv Levin, who is deputy prime minister, will fill Mr Netanyahu's role temporarily while he is away receiving treatment.
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Israel-Hamas war: Benjamin Netanyahu vows to push ahead with assault on Rafah, despite international criticismIsrael's prime minister insists civilians will be allowed to leave before his country's military moves to 'eliminate the remaining terrorist battalions in Rafah'.
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Israel to return to table for ceasefire talks with HamasPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will return to the table for ceasefire talks with Hamas.
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