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Anti-Hamas protests in southern Gaza enter third day
- Palestinians in southern Gaza have held anti-Hamas protests for a third consecutive day, demanding an end to the war and Hamas's removal.
- The protests emerged amid rising fatigue from displacement and ongoing Israeli air strikes following Hamas's October 7 attack that killed about 1,200 people.
- Young people sparked the demonstrations during food distributions, while residents face evacuation orders amid heavy fighting and displacement of over 57,000 since May 15.
- The Hamas-run health ministry reported more than 53,000 deaths in Gaza since the war began, with 82 fatalities in the past 24 hours alone.
- Protest leaders and participants stress the urgent need for peace, expressing their desire for a safe future for their children, and caution that current policies threaten the entire Palestinian nation.
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Gazans chant ‘out, out, out’ as protests against Hamas enter fourth day
In March, 22-year-old Oday al-Rubai was abducted and tortured to death by armed gunmen after taking part in anti-Hamas protests in Gaza City. By Jewish Breaking News After 19 months of devastating war, Arabs in southern Gaza have taken to the streets for three days straight to protest against Hamas. Videos posted on social media on Wednesday show demonstrators chanting “Out! Out! Out! All of Hamas,” while others show young men criticizing Hamas …
Hundreds of people gathered today, for the third day in a row, in Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, calling for an end to the war and the removal of the militant group Hamas from the enclave, the BBC reports, citing videos from social media.
‘All Hamas, Out!’ New Round of Palestinian Protests Erupt in Gaza Against Ruling Terror Group
Anti-Hamas protests spread across the Gaza Strip for a second day on Tuesday, after indirect talks between Israel and the Palestinian terrorist group in Qatar failed to yield any breakthroughs.
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