LEIGH KINIRY:
00:00:19
End the war, release the hostages, hundreds of thousands in Israel demanded during a nationwide strike, blocking major highways and lighting bonfires. Loud calls for their government to listen. Stop the war. Stop the government from sacrificing our hostages, sacrificing basically us and the Palestinian people for its own political gain.
LEIGH KINIRY:
00:00:46
One of the largest demonstrations of dissent over Israel's campaign to defeat Hamas in Gaza. The father of American Israeli soldier Itay Chen, whose body is believed to be held by Hamas, summed it up with a scream. [SCREAM]
LEIGH KINIRY:
00:01:04
Enough, he says. Outrage has grown after Prime Minister Netanyahu revealed plans for a new military offensive in some of Gaza's most populated areas. That will require mass movement of Palestinians again from places like Gaza City, where 11-year-old [? Nadim ?] Abu [? Nada ?] lives in ruins. But this is her home, and she says the only place she wants to go is to school. [SPEAKING ARABIC]
LEIGH KINIRY:
00:01:33
"We want to live like the other children around the world and go to school. We have nothing. There is no food or water." Food aid agencies operating in Gaza say getting into the territory remains highly challenging, and any further disruption could be dire. Israeli reports say a Gaza City offensive would require a large-scale mobilization of reservists. That would come as fury at government policy is loud and clear. For CBSMornings. I'm Leigh Kiniry.
