The U.S. Capitol Police are increasing security measures for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to Congress next week, anticipating protests from both demonstrators and lawmakers, with some planning to boycott the speech. Demonstrators, including the U.S. Campaign for Palestinian Rights, are expected to gather for a peaceful "citizen's arrest" of Netanyahu. Security preparations involve adding more officers, robust intelligence sharing, and ensuring sufficient resources. Democratic lawmakers and staff members have expressed intentions to protest or boycott the address, highlighting tensions surrounding the ongoing war in Gaza.