Following the recovery of six deceased Israeli hostages from Gaza, significant protests erupted both in Washington D.C. and Tel Aviv against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's handling of the situation. Demonstrators gathered in D.C. to express their grief and frustration, carrying portraits of the victims and calling for urgent negotiations for the release of other hostages taken by Hamas. In Israel, similar sentiments were echoed with protests demanding a ceasefire deal. The hostages were reportedly found in a tunnel with visible gunshot wounds, further igniting public outrage. Local officials, including Rep. Jamie Raskin and Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, expressed their condolences and urged for a resolution. The protests highlight a growing discontent with the current government, which many believe has failed to protect its citizens and negotiate effectively.