The protests took place in various locations in the city. Groups gathered outside the Tel Aviv Museum of Art at Hostages Square and blocked several streets.
Earlier this week, as mentioned, the Prime Minister of Qatar, Muhammad al-Thani, announced that his country is "re-examining its position as a mediator between Israel and Gaza."
As Passover approaches, families of Israeli hostages feel grief, leaving empty seats at their tables. Evacuees face challenges, but efforts aim to preserve holiday spirit.
As Hamas continue to reject ceasefire proposals, hostage families have begun asking what plan B is.
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Tamar Uriel-Beeri and Zvika Klein.
There is unshakable support for Israel in many influential circles around the world.
We know who's been taken, and we want them all back, Kirby said.
"We, families of the hostages signed below, turned to you, Mr Arnon Bar-David, because the negotiations are stuck, and this may cost the hostages in Hamas captivity their lives," reads the letter.
Bibas's sons, Kfir and Ariel, are among the youngest Israelis still being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza.
Rachel Goldberg-Polin described her son, Hersh, and said that she believed he would be home for Passover seder.