Some signs held at the protest read in Arabic, “Enough killing…Enough silence and inaction. The occupation continues its massacre with American support.”
Members of the Knesset opposition protesting against the government also positioned their offices outside the Knesset.
Board of Trustees co-chair Claire Shipman will become the Columbia acting president "effective immediately" until the board completed its search for permanent president.
Israel's failed leaders should step aside and make room for new leaders who will renew and rebuild the country.
Protesters have gathered over the course of the week, focused primarily on the hostages and the judicial reform.
The firing is seen by the organizations and by many Israelis as a direct continuation of the contentious judicial reform.
Many demonstrators were seen marking the second birthday of the youngest hostage, Kfir Bibas, who has now spent both of his birthdays in Hamas captivity.
Hamas released what is likely a hostage video preview on its Telegram channel titled "Soon, Time Is Running Out" as hostage families prepare for the rally.
State media said the curfew was being imposed for one night, from 6pm local time until 8am on Thursday morning.
Thousands of protesters gathered across Israel, including in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Karkur Junction.
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