Netanyahu pushes back against new pressure over Gaza and hostages: 'No one will preach to me'

Protests erupted in Israel following the deaths of six hostages in Gaza, with demonstrators demanding a ceasefire. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces criticism for his refusal to leave the Philadelphia corridor, citing strategic reasons. Protests continue across Israel, including at the funeral of Hirsch Goldberg Pollen. Internationally, President Biden has expressed dissatisfaction with Netanyahu's efforts towards a ceasefire.

What event triggered the protests in Israel?

• The deaths of hostages in Gaza

• The opening of a new embassy

• The signing of a new peace treaty

• A new election announcement

What was the outcome of the nationwide strike in Israel?

• It led to a new government policy

• It was shut down by a court ruling

• It resulted in a peace agreement

• It caused the Prime Minister to resign

Why does Netanyahu refuse to leave the Philadelphia corridor?

• He wants to build a new settlement there

• He intends to use it for military exercises

• He believes it is a strategic political matter

• He plans to negotiate with Egypt

Where did protests occur besides Tel Aviv?

• Ashdod and Ashkelon

• Nazareth and Beersheba

• Haifa and Eilat

• Kassaria and Jerusalem

What was President Biden's stance on Netanyahu's actions?

• He remained neutral on the issue

• He believed Netanyahu was not doing enough for a ceasefire

• He fully supported Netanyahu's decisions

• He praised Netanyahu's handling of the situation