The families of Israeli prisoners in the Gaza Strip said on Friday that they had lost confidence in the government of Benjamin Netanyahu, according to official Hebrew media.

The Israeli Broadcasting Corporation (official) quoted the families of Israeli prisoners in Gaza as saying that they had “lost confidence in Netanyahu and his government, and that they would conduct their own moves,” without indicating what they were.

The authority quoted a relative of the disappeared as saying, “Any delay in the negotiations puts their lives in danger.”

On the same level, the Commission indicated that “dozens of the families of the prisoners went to the city of Caesarea (north) to stage a sit-in in front of Netanyahu’s house there, where they will stay overnight.”

Former head of the Israeli intelligence service (Mossad), Tamir Pardo, said in a statement to the authority: “If Netanyahu decides to give up the prisoners, let him say it publicly in front of the public.”

He added, "If we end the war with 136 coffins, Israel will lose for the first time. Care must be taken to correct the state's abandonment and betrayal of its citizens."