Paris Square News Today

Families of hostages criticize government's silence and lack of communication. They demand transparency and assert their right to be heard.

Protests erupted in Jerusalem, Herzliya, Be'er Sheva, among others in addition to various junctions throughout central Israel, with demonstrators calling for a deal. 

In their most controversial statement yet, Forum Tivka, which has advocated to continue the Gaza war until victory, called on Netanyahu to resign.

Blinken to Netanyahu: Rafah Offensive Risks Hostage Deal and Israel-Saudi Normalization Erez Crossing Opens for Humanitarian Aid to Gaza for First Time Since Oct. 7 Gallant Tells Blinken Israel Preparing for Rafah Operation Two Homes Damaged in Israel's North by Fire From Lebanon Israeli Negotiating Team Reportedly Arrives in Cairo, Presented With Hamas' Demands for a Deal Hamas Sources: As Condition for Deal, Need Guarantees Israel Won't Continue Fighting in Coming Months

Vietnamese and foreign photographers, both amateurs and professionals, are encouraged to take part in the third HCM City International Photography Contest.

Thousands of protesters took to the streets in several Israeli cities demanding early elections and the release of captives in Gaza.

HCM City is launching a series of activities at the Book Street and Paris Square in District 1 to celebrate Việt Nam Book and Reading Cultural Day (April 21) until April 22.

HCM City and other provinces are organising numerous activities to encourage and firm up reading habits, especially among children and young people.

The twisting turning tales of Jerusalem, particularly of the environs of Agron Street, make for intriguing, compelling, and entertaining listening and viewing.

Demonstrators around Israel rallied to call for the release of the hostages held in Gaza and elections to replace Prime Minister Netanyahu, block Ayalon highway, ten arrested.