Israelis protest in Jerusalem at Gaza strikespublished at 13:55 Greenwich Mean Time
Naomi Scherbel-Ball
Reporting from Jerusalem

Samuel outside the protest - 529 is a reference to the number of days since the 7 October attacks and the kidnapping of hostages by Hamas
Families of hostages have been meeting Israeli politicians in the parliament in Jerusalem, while a large crowd protests outside.
Lishi Lavie-Miran - wife of Omri Miran who was taken captive from Kibbutz Nahal Oz on 7 October - angrily told members of the Knesset that if her husband is killed "she would not be responsible for her actions" if one of them "dared to approach her".
Outside, Samuel, an army reservist and history teacher, is among those shouting for the hostages to be brought back immediately.
He says he wants to be an example for his students. "They are 18 years old, they’re going to be serving in the army in the coming months and I believe they shouldn’t be serving in this kind of war," he says.
He adds that he sees this war as political: "It’s not about Israel’s security - Benjamin Netanyahu has his own reasons for this war, and he is corrupt. We need to stop the war and bring back the hostages."
Noga Kaplan, a 22 year-old student at Hebrew University, holds a sign saying "Bibi must go".
She says that re-starting the war is "the worst thing that can happen for the hostages" and calls on the government, Hamas, and the US to continue the ceasefire agreement and the hostages exchange.

Noga Kaplan