Several hundred protesters arrived on Saturday night in Caesarea to demonstrate in front of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private home.
This after families of abductees said they were stopped from around the daycare center.
The demonstrators came with Israeli flags and signs that read: "Bibi Ashem", "Impeach now", "Go", "Elections now" and more.
The demonstrators shout: "return the abductees now", "all of them now", "shame", "there is no victory until the last abductee" and more.
Calls were heard from above the stage: "Stop the war and release the abductees now" and calls for new elections.
Zairo, Avraham Monder's nephew, said at the demonstration: "There is no time for hungry and exhausted citizens who have been kept underground for 113 days. The Henge has failed and is ready to sacrifice our kidnapped loved ones in the name of crazy and messianic ideas. The prime minister's only eyes are his personal benefit. He is leading the country to destruction. I call on you to go out into the streets and join the fight for the release of the kidnapped. A country does not abandon its citizens. A leader does not sacrifice the people. If he does, he is not worthy of this people."
Caesarea, this evening, photo: Yaron Doron
Bar Hefetz from Kibbutz Nirim: "On the seventh of October I was locked up in the MMD.
We were abandoned by the State of Israel.
For years the Prime Minister has threatened my safety and that of my children.
Bibi go home, take your son and wife and get on a plane to America.
We will win this war without you."
The police prepared for the demonstration and allowed it to be held in Raleigh Square in an area bordered by fences.
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