Support for the war declines, anti-war protests emerge in multiple locations across Israel
Svmuu News According to Israeli sources, on the 29th local time, as military operations against Iran continue, domestic public support for the war in Israel has declined, particularly the proportion of people who "strongly support" the war has dropped significantly compared to early March. In recent days, dozens of peace organizations, including Israel's "Partners for Peace Plan," have united for the first time to protest the government's initiation of an "endless war." The report indicates that on the 28th, over 1,000 people participated in an anti-war protest at Habima Square in the central city of Tel Aviv, marking the largest such gathering in a month. The crowd held signs with slogans such as "Perpetual war is not a strategy" and "Even in these complex times, we must oppose (war)." It is reported that the event was originally scheduled to last one hour but actually continued for nearly two hours due to clashes with the police. (CCTV News)
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