A protest tent was set up on Wednesday at Sarona Market in Tel Aviv, calling on the Israeli public to "face the realities of the occupation."
The tent was set up on Wednesday at 2:00 p.m and will remain standing on the streets of Tel Aviv until Friday at 4:00 p.m.
The protest's goal is to "rattle indifferent Israelis who prefer to look the other way and bury their head in the sand in the face of the horrors that occur daily in the occupied Palestinian territories."
Set up by Israeli citizens, the protest calls for Israelis to "look the occupation in the eye."
The protest organizers claimed Israeli settlers and IDF soldiers abuse Palestinians in order to remove them from their land, calling on Israelis to support and protect oppressed Palestinians.
A trend of Diaspora Jews and Israelis turning on Israel has been observed recently, with a recent poll of the US Jewish community showing 25% stating they believe Israel is an apartheid state.
A Knesset apartheid parley, accusing Israel of humanitarian crimes against Palestinians, took place in June.