Benjamin Netanyahu interrupted by families of hostages during Parliament speech

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has encountered disruptions from family members of hostages held in Gaza as he spoke during a special parliamentary session on Monday CNN reportedHolding posters and signs with their loved ones photos and names the families expressed dissent as Netanyahu who recently returned from Gaza mentioned that troops needed more time for their operationAs the families vocalised their disagreement shouting there is no time Netanyahu resumed only to be met with chants of Now Now Now from the families according to CNNReflecting on past interactions with families of fallen IDF soldiers Netanyahu conveyed their determination stating Our sons did not die in vain We must not stop the war until we secure complete victory over those who wish us deadFollowing this family members in the Knesset gallery reiterated their calls chanting Everyone now Everyone nowSigns held by the families conveyed messages such as we trust you to bring them home 80 days each minute is like hell A sign questioned what if this were your daughter and rotated between daughter father and brotherThe prime minister said We spare no effortNetanyahu emphasised the governments relentless efforts asserting We will shake every tree and turn every stone to bring back all the kidnapped Each one of them is precious Since the beginning of the war I have met with the families of the abductees and I hear your personal stories What is said here unites the people and unites us in a holy missionThere are 129 hostages still in Gaza according to the prime ministers office Of those 22 are known to be dead and their bodies remain in Gaza along with the 107 living hostagesAs the deadly conflict between Israel and Hamas persists a dire humanitarian crisis unfoldsOver 1200 casualties have been reported in Israel while in Gaza the Hamascontrolled Ministry of Health claims that more than 20000 people have lost their lives since Hamas initiated unprecedented attacks on Israel on October 7The ensuing airstrikes have strained local hospitals leading to the internal displacement of an estimated one million people in Gaza an area known for its high population density CNN reportedThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever