In Beit Lahiya, northern Gaza, hundreds of residents protested against Hamas rule, the latest in a wave of rare demonstrations since late March.
Protesters called for peace, freedom, and an end to terror, chanting slogans like „Hamas out!“ and waving Egyptian flags in support of ceasefire talks.
Some Hamas supporters were thrown out by the crowds.
Gaza’s powerful clans have also begun backing the protests, reflecting growing public frustration under Hamas.
24-cipher-machine on
That’s crazy that one can trust an Israeli source of information when talking about Palestinians.
Leave A Reply
Du musst angemeldet sein, um einen Kommentar abzugeben.
2Â Kommentare
In Beit Lahiya, northern Gaza, hundreds of residents protested against Hamas rule, the latest in a wave of rare demonstrations since late March.
Protesters called for peace, freedom, and an end to terror, chanting slogans like „Hamas out!“ and waving Egyptian flags in support of ceasefire talks.
Some Hamas supporters were thrown out by the crowds.
Gaza’s powerful clans have also begun backing the protests, reflecting growing public frustration under Hamas.
That’s crazy that one can trust an Israeli source of information when talking about Palestinians.