A couple of hundred demonstrators hold a vigil near the home of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the coastal town of Caesarea as the Sabbath comes to a close, hoping he will hear their calls to do more to bring about the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza. “We have to pay anything they want, even stop the war,” says Nirit Lavie Alon, whose son’s partner, Inbar Hayman, has been confirmed dead in Gaza after being kidnapped. Asked whether it was appropriate to protest outside a personal residence of the Prime Minister, demonstrator Barak Yazdy says “I don’t want him to have any second to rest from this idea, so it’s a good place.” IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES