US EditionProtests broke out against Hamas in Gaza. What do Palestinians think about the militant group?
- Thousands of Palestinians protested against Hamas in the Gaza Strip last week during anti-war demonstrations.
- Hamas's attack on Israel, which resulted in 1,200 deaths, ignited the war and led to widespread anger.
- Gazans vented anger and desperation, criticizing Hamas directly amid a new round of war and displacement.
- Protesters chanted, "Hamas are terrorists!" and expressed sentiments like, "Our children have been killed."
- Since Hamas seized power in 2007, public dissent has been rare, though polls show fluctuating support.
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PA breaks silence on ’anti-Hamas’ protests in Gaza
The Fatah-run Palestinian Authority (PA) has called on Hamas to respond to the demands of protesters in the Gaza Strip who are calling for the group to abandon its control over the territory. In a statement issued on Wednesday night, the PA said that Hamas had to stop aligning itself with "foreign agendas" and to "prioritise the interests of the Palestinian people", in a reference to alleged Iranian support for the group. The PA's comments come …
Hamas threatens protesters as new mass rallies against terror group held in Gaza
Videos show crowds shouting ‘Hamas out!’ and ‘Enough death,’ as well-known family posts on social media that they killed Hamas police officer after relative was shot dead The post Hamas threatens protesters as new mass rallies against terror group held in Gaza appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
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