At a protest held in Tel Aviv, Israel, against the US-Israel war on Iran, at least 17 people were detained. Peace activist Alon-Lee Green, who participated in the protest, was released after being detained following police intervention. Green stated that the anti-war stance of the Israeli people is growing stronger and expressed that the war is a single 'endless war' continuing on different fronts such as Gaza, Iran, and Lebanon. The activist said that governments use these conflicts to stay in power and that the public is now beginning to wake up to this situation. Green mentioned that the war harms Israelis, Palestinians, Lebanese, and Iranians, families are being destroyed, and people are losing their lives. He also noted that the right to protest of peace supporters is being obstructed by the police and right-wing groups. The protests took place not only in Tel Aviv but also in Haifa and Jerusalem. Although the Israeli Supreme Court allowed the protest, the police intervened citing the missile threat from Iran. These developments show that the anti-war movement in Israel is growing and that the public's reaction to the long-standing conflicts is increasing.