Families of Zionist prisoners in Gaza continue their sit-in in vicinity of Netanyahu’s house

OCCUPIED QUDS, Jan. 20 (YPA) – Families of Zionist prisoners held in Gaza continued on Saturday their sit-in in the vicinity of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s house in the city of Caesarea, south of Haifa.

The prisoners’ families demanded urgent action to return their sons, while the police arrested a number of the sit-ins, according to Israeli media.

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered today, Saturday, in the vicinity of Netanyahu’s house after the families began their sit-in on Friday evening, where they set up a number of tents and demanded the prime minister and decision-makers to conclude an immediate deal to return the prisoners from Gaza.

The families of the prisoners said in a statement carried by the Israeli Broadcasting Body that “Netanyahu’s role is to prevent the killing of more prisoners.”

They added, “We will remain here until Netanyahu comes out to us and commits to holding an international conference with the participation of all countries concerned with the crisis,” calling on all Israelis to join them.

YPA