 Frustration over the lack of progress on the hostage deal is widely shared in Israel. And it comes as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to travel to the U.S. next week. It's a trip hosted by the Republicans, but he is expected to speak in Congress on Wednesday. And there has been a lot of positive rhetoric from the U.S. side towards getting this ceasefire and hostage deal done. But here on the ground, there's far less optimism, with some Israelis accusing the PM of dragging his feet. President.