This time, his countrymen are angry against the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu. The people of the country are continuing to strongly protest to demand the resignation of Netanyahu.

Six months into Israel’s war in Gaza, Netanyahu has been accused of pushing the war to maintain power. At the same time, he is the one who is obstructing the agreement with Hamas. As a result, the hostages held in Gaza cannot be brought back. Thousands of Israelis seem to have lost patience.

Millions of Israelis are protesting on the streets of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and all over the country. They demanded early elections. They lost patience with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s performance. Among them are many government officials.

Experts and critics told the news media Al-Jazeera.

Wednesday (April 3) also saw a large gathering of protesters in front of Netanyahu’s residence. But the security guards used massive force to disperse them.

The Israeli Democracy Institute recently conducted a survey. It reflected the growing protest of the Israelis. According to the survey, 57 percent of Israelis say that Netanyahu’s performance has dropped to weak or very weak after the start of the war.

Mairav Jonszein, an expert on Israel and Palestine at the International Crisis Group, said there was a sentiment among the public that Netanyahu was not fit to lead the country. He is doing his own politics to survive only for his own interests. Families of hostages and former security officials are demanding a change in government. They all want a new election.

Experts say most people want Netanyahu to step down. But very few people want an end to the war. On October 7, Hamas’ Qassem Brigade launched a rocket attack on Israel, killing 1,139 people. About 250 people were taken hostage. Most of them are ordinary people of Israel.