Former captive IDF soldier Naama Levy speaks out at Tel Aviv rally, criticizing airstrikes and calling for hostages' release.

Former IDF soldier Naama Levy, who was held captive by Hamas for 477 days, spoke at a protest in Tel Aviv, sharing her fears of Israeli airstrikes during captivity, which she found more terrifying than her conditions with captors. Levy recounted surviving on rainwater and described the constant threat of explosions. The rally also criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's handling of the crisis, with thousands calling for a ceasefire and demanding the return of 58 hostages still held by Hamas.