Today, Saturday, the number of Israelis signed the petitions demanding the return of detainees from the Gaza Strip, about 140 thousand people, even if the matter is required to stop the war.
The “Return of Israel” website stated that more than 10,000 Israelis have signed these petitions during the last 24 hours, which raised the total number of sites to about 140,000.
According to what was published by the site, the number of signers on the petitions until the early hours of Saturday morning reached 138 thousand and 434 people, up from 128 thousand and 114 people on Friday, which means that 10 thousand and 320 Israelis joined the two sites, according to the death toll of the height.
Also, the site showed that the number of petitions published for the signature increased from 47 were available for the signature on Friday, to 50, of which 21 issued by a precautionary and former soldiers.
The Israeli civilians are the “most signed” on these petitions compared to the military, as it signed 127 thousand and 255 civilians on 29 petitions, compared to 11 thousand and 179 soldiers, according to the same source.
The site pointed out that among the signers of the petitions, former Prime Minister Ehud Barak and former Chief of Staff of the Army, Dan Halutz.
Also, among the two signatures are the former commander of the southern region of the army, Amram Matnaa, the former commander of the central region of the army, Avi Mazehi, the former head of the Military Intelligence Division, Amos Malik, the former armored vehicle commander, Amoun Rishv, the former commander of the land forces, Moshe Sokik, the former president of the army planning values, Nimrod Shevir, and the former commander of the central region of the army, Ilan Biran.
The vast majority of military messages believe that the war at this stage serves political and personal interests, not security goals.
And Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement that these messages “were not written in the name of our brave soldiers, but were written by a small handful of weeds, funded by foreign associations aimed at bringing down the right -wing government.
Tel Aviv estimates the presence of 59 Israeli detainees in the Gaza Strip, 24 of whom are alive, while more than 9,500 Palestinians are in its prisons, who suffer torture, starvation and medical neglect, which killed many of them, according to Palestinian and Israeli human rights and media reports.
On March 18, Israel dismissed the ceasefire agreement and the exchange of prisoners in force since January 19, 2025, and resumed the genocide war on the Gaza Strip, closed its crossings and prevented the entry of aid to it, despite the commitment of Hamas to all the terms of the agreement.
With American support, the occupation has continued its collective annihilation in Gaza for more than 18 months, leaving more than 167,000 martyrs and wounded, the majority of whom are women and children, along with more than 11 thousand missing.
