Tense Confrontation: Angry Relatives and Freed Hostages Clash with Netanyahu

Angry relatives of Hamas captives and recently released hostages confronted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a meeting, with some calling for his resignation. The meeting was marked by chaos and yelling, as relatives demanded the safe return of all hostages and shared accounts of mental and physical abuse suffered by the captives. Currently, 138 Israelis and other nationals are still held by Hamas in Gaza. Netanyahu acknowledged that it was not possible to free all the hostages in a single deal, but emphasized that their return remains a top priority for the government. Some attendees criticized Israeli tactics, expressing concern that they were endangering the hostages.