Jerusalem, Oct. 29 -- Around 300 individuals have assembled to protest at Paris Square in Jerusalem, Mesila Park in Tel Aviv and UNESCO Square in Haifa, advocating for the establishment of a Jewish-Arab government, according to the Israeli daily newspaper Haaretz.

Demonstrators brandished placards featuring slogans such as "Freedom for all, from the river to the sea" and "Yes to a Jewish-Arab government".

The demonstrations reflect a unified call among the protest participants for inclusive governance, as reported by Haaretz.

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