Families of Israeli hostages spill blood red liquid outside Netanyahu's house

On Monday, the family members and supporters of hostages who are held captive in Gaza Strip began the protest near Israeli PM Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem. During the protest, they spilled blood-like liquid on a road and banged on drums, calling for a deal to release the hostages.

A video of the protest also came to light in which protesters were seen holding a banner in Hebrew, in which it was written, "the blood of the hostages is on your hands."

Earlier, dozens of family members of hostages held by Hamas stormed a committee meeting in Israel’s parliament, demanding a deal to win their loved ones’ release, as European foreign ministers joined growing international calls for Israel to negotiate on the creation of a Palestinian state after the war.

Israel has reportedly proposed a two-month pause in the fighting against Hamas in Gaza.

Moreover, Netanyahu has rejected the United States’ vision for a post-war resolution, saying he will never allow a Palestinian state.

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