After 6 hostages were found dead in Gaza, large protests broke out in many places in Israel on the night of 1. According to the website of Israel's "New News" reported that a total of 700,000 people participated in the demonstration across the country, including 550,000 people in Tel Aviv. Qatar's Al Jazeera television said that on the 2nd local time, Israel's largest trade union organization, the General Union of Jewish workers, launched a nationwide strike, which is expected to involve hundreds of thousands of people. They have a message for the government: the failure to reach an agreement has gone on for too long. Analysts said that the two days of marches and strikes "appear to be the largest protests we have seen since the outbreak of the new Israeli-Palestinian conflict." But Israeli Finance Minister Motrich accused the organizers of the strike of "choosing to represent the interests of Hamas." According to the "Times of Israel" reported that at the security Cabinet meeting held on the 1st, Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Galant and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other people once again engaged in a fierce exchange. CNN said the ceasefire talks were now "in disarray". On the 1st local time, when asked by reporters whether Netanyahu had done enough to secure a deal for the release of the hostages, US President Joe Biden answered "no".
According to CNN2, the demonstrators who took part in the day's strike included some personnel from government agencies, such as the Prime minister's office and the Ministry of the Interior. Members of the municipal authorities in Tel Aviv and Haifa also joined them. Ben-gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv suspended flights for two hours from 8 am local time on the 2nd. In West Jerusalem, light rail operator Cfir said the light rail system would not be able to operate until noon due to the strike. According to foreign media reports such as The Times of Israel and Reuters, the strike was also supported by well-known Israeli universities such as the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv University, the Israel Business Forum, which represents private sector employees of the country's 200 largest companies, and a number of technology companies.
At the demonstration site in Tel Aviv on Sunday, people waved Israeli flags, shouted slogans such as "You are not alone, we are with you," and held signs with slogans such as "A deal" and "a deal can save them."
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