Relatives of Israeli hostages held captive by Palestinian militants in Gaza stage a protest against a parade in downtown Jerusalem marking the Jewish holiday of Purim and calling for the release of the remaining hostages. "We are reminding to everyone that the first thing that we have to remember that we have 134 hostages", says a relative of hostage held captive in Gaza as they marched at the front of the Purim parade which celebrates the Jewish people's rescue from an extermination plot recounted in the Bible's Book of Esther. The last time Jerusalem's municipality organized a Purim parade was in 1982. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES