An Israeli court has intervened to halt a general strike that disrupted economic activities across Israel, initiated by the Histadrut trade union federation. The strike was a response to the killing of six prisoners by Hamas, prompting widespread protests. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the strike as support for Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, while union leaders argued that political issues are hindering a prisoner exchange deal. The strike affected various sectors, including public transportation and Ben Gurion Airport, leading to demonstrations demanding action from the government.
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Israeli Court Halts General Strike Amid Protests for Prisoner Exchange: A Nation Divided
2024-09-02T12:30:45.443Z
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An Israeli court has halted a general strike that disrupted economic activities across the nation. The strike, initiated by the Histadrut trade union, was a response to the killing of prisoners by Hamas and has led to widespread protests. Prime Minister Netanyahu criticized the strike, linking it to support for Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
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