Street anger.. Attack on the home of the Israeli Chief of Staff.. and Netanyahu vows.

In a notable escalation reflecting the depth of internal division within the Israeli occupation entity, the home of the Chief of Staff of the occupation army, General Eyal Zamir, was vandalized, including walls being splashed with red paint and angry chants being shouted. This attack comes at a time when the country is witnessing a wave of massive protests demanding a change in government policies.

The Prime Minister of the occupation, Benjamin Netanyahu, described the perpetrators of the attack as "extremist protest activists," vowing to confront any attempt to harm the leaders of the occupation army. These statements come as part of Netanyahu's efforts to alleviate the increasing public pressure on his government.

The incident reflects the rise of protests within the occupation entity, where demonstrators are demanding an immediate exchange deal for the release of detainees in the Gaza Strip, in addition to calling for early elections. These demands come amid the ongoing military operations and aggression in Gaza.

Netanyahu did not delay in responding to the incident, condemning the vandalism in the strongest terms, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the dignity of the occupation army. He confirmed that the army, under the leadership of the Chief of Staff, is moving decisively to defeat Hamas and return all detainees.

The massive weekly protests in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem pose an existential challenge to the stability of Netanyahu's coalition government, especially with the continued public pressure. These protests reflect a growing sense of anger among citizens towards the government.

General Eyal Zamir, who took office at the beginning of 2024, is considered one of the key architects of the war, making him a target for some families of detainees and the opposition, who are calling for prioritizing a diplomatic solution over military options.