ALBAWABA - A Video emerged of Israeli protestors paragliding over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Caesarea home, garnering significant worldwide attention for Israel. The seaside city, which is south of Haifa, served as the protest movement's center.
Rallying over the Prime Minister's mansion, demonstrators held signs that said things like "You, the Prime Minister, stand accused." As a result of these images going viral, there was a great deal of discussion, and many people noticed that anti-Netanyahu sentiment had significantly increased.
Ben Isaac later made the following observation about the status of politics in the wake of the conscription law: "Benjamin Netanyahu is the one continuing to wage war, which is the means by which the enemies of the state of Israel want to dismantle it." He continues the war even if there isn't one because he fears that some Israeli social groupings won't sign up for the army."
A former protest leader who supported reform also stressed the significance of protests now, saying, "I think that because Ben Gavber is in charge of the police, Israel is becoming a less democratic society. Citizens in a democratic state have the option to demonstrate outside."
As to the reports from "Maariv," the videos that were first published on the (X) platform by a group calling itself the "Caesarea Center" quickly gained popularity, indicating a new stage in the protest movement.
The protestors, using paragliders as their newest tool, asserted that they had teams on the ground and in the air. They threatened to disturb Netanyahu and his wife's sleep through their (X) channel, announcing their intention to disturb the serenity in their home.
The group vowed in an official statement to intensify their efforts until all displaced people and prisoners were allowed to return to their homes and to continue their daily protests.
Their declaration struck a firm chord: "No retreat inside Netanyahu's residence will be possible as long as these people are detained or displaced."
