Netanyahu says he will not be ‘preached’ to on ceasefire demands
ISRAELI Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that he will not be “preached” to after he faced demands by his own citizens to reach a ceasefire deal.
Thousands of Israelis protested and went on a general strike on Sunday and Monday following the discovery of six dead hostages.
Late on Monday, thousands gathered outside Mr Netanyahu’s private home in central Jerusalem, chanting: “Deal, now!” and carrying coffins draped in the Israeli flag.
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