Hundreds of Israelis attended an anti-government rally in Tel Aviv.

Hundreds of Israeli citizens took part in anti-government rallies in Tel Aviv. This was reported by the Haaretz newspaper on June 6.

"Hundreds of people marched from Rabin Square in Tel Aviv to Habima Square, where about 1,000 people took part in a rally organized by the movement for good Governance," the publication says.

It is clarified that the participants of the rally accused the government of evading responsibility for the Hamas attack on Israel in 2023.

According to the newspaper, protests also took place in Haifa. Demonstrators marched through the city center, calling for the end of Israeli control over the occupied territories and the establishment of a Palestinian state.

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The Times of Israel newspaper reported on April 5 that Israeli police had detained 17 people at protests in the city of Tel Aviv. It is known that 17 protesters were arrested and put on a bus near Habima Square.