Protests broke out against Hamas in Gaza. What do Palestinians think about the militant group?

Gazans plead to leave the Strip in new social media campaign

The trending message 'I want to leave the Gaza Strip with my family' reflects a growing number of Gazans who admit they have lost all hope of rebuilding their lives in the enclave. Many of them are also posting scathing criticism of Hamas

Moumen Al-Natour was a political prisoner of Hamas. Today, despite threats, he is protesting against the regime - for Gaza without Hamas. And for peace with Israel.

Mahmoud al-Shafi has spent the days with his wife and four children in his apartment in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza. Like so many other Gazan families, they face extreme humanitarian conditions and live in fear of Israeli attacks. But another fear has kept Al Shafi, 33 years old, at home. Having pushed the recent protests to demand that the Hamas militia renounce power, hoping to end the war, he fears being arrested by the security…

Several large demonstrations have been seen in Gaza over the past week. Despite the risk to life, several protesters have now taken a stand against Hamas: “For a year and seven months, our lives have been destroyed,” says protester Ayyoub Abu Samra.

Bret Stephens: Free Gaza from its own tyrants first

The world should remember the name of Odai Al-Rubai. The 22-year-old Palestinian man joined protests in the Gaza Strip last week to demand an end to 18 years of Hamas’ violent misrule in the territory. Demonstrators could be heard shouting, “Out, out, Hamas get out,” and “Hamas are terrorists,” while displaying banners saying “Hamas does not represent us.” In retaliation, Al-Rubai’s family says, he was kidnapped, tortured and murdered by members

Anti-Hamas protests erupt in Gaza. Where are our pro-Palestine 'allies' now?

Thousands of Gazans risk their lives to protest against Hamas, yet they have been overlooked by the so-called pro-Palestine movement in the West.