Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting challenges as families of Gaza hostages, along with thousands of supporters, march to his residence demanding action for the release of nearly 240 people kidnapped by Hamas during an October 7 attack. The protest, ongoing for five days, aims to prioritize hostage release, putting pressure on Netanyahu amid shifting public opinion and cracks in his governing coalition. Opposition leader Yair Lapid calls for Netanyahu’s resignation, while negotiations between Israel, Hamas, and the US struggle over terms for a pause in fighting. Netanyahu’s decision to allow fuel tankers into Gaza draws criticism from his right-wing cabinet. Families blame Netanyahu for security lapses and demand a resolution to bring back their loved ones. The prime minister defends decisions, invites hostage representatives for talks, but faces increasing scrutiny and calls for change.