The vast majority of Israelis are calling for Benjamin Netanyahu to resign. Former allies have also given up on the prime minister. But is resignation in the middle of a war really realistic? A journey to people who want nothing more.
Verena Hölzl
Galit Dagan can consider herself lucky. At least that’s how she sees it herself. On October 7th – the day of the Hamas terror with 1,200 deaths and around 240 kidnapped people – no one from her family was killed or kidnapped. Dagan, 56, is wearing a light down jacket – the cooler season has now arrived – and a pendant around his neck that is intended to commemorate the hostages. The fact that her daughters were drafted into military service and that her daughter’s boyfriend is fighting against Hamas in Gaza is nothing compared to the suffering of the victims’ families.