Hamas has been accused of beating a man to death and leaving him in front of his family’s door, warning of any further protests against his rule in the Gaza Strip.
The terrorist group has become a rare public demonstration against the territory as the war with Israel continues, more than 50,000 Palestinians have been killed.
Earlier this week, it was heard during a wider protest against conflicts when anti-Hamas anthems were heard.
Shortly after participating in the protest, Odai al-Rabba was abducted. A few days later, his family returned dead and bloody.
Mazen Shat, a senior police officer in Ramallah and a vocal critic of Hamas, told his telegraph: “He was martyred by Hamas criminals. And what is his crime?
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Mr. Shat said Hamas tortured the young man for four hours. The pictures showed the wounds and open smoking, leaving the victim’s body swollen and bloody.
“Hamas brutally oppresses the people,” Mr. Shat said. “As a smile on a rope around his neck, they pulled him to the door of his house and told his family that this was the punishment of those who complain to Hamas.
Sam Habib, who now lives in London, told Telegraph, “It’s the first time that Gaza has witnessed major demonstrations,” Sam Habib, who now lives in London, told Telegraph.
While protests have taken place over years in 2023 and 2019, including the Great Uprising, it has been rapidly dissolved, for fear of violent repression that protects people from taking to the streets.
“The violent repression for the demonstrators is a crime and unacceptable,” Habib said. “This is an heinous crime that has been completely condemned. It is unacceptable to limit freedom of protest, killing and torture of demonstrators, Oday al-Hamba.
Palestinians call on Hamas to give up control of Gaza – Ahmad Salim/Blomberg
Hamas won a large majority in 2006 in parliamentary elections after Palestinian voters rejected the prolonged rule of the Fatah movement, which many are very weak to achieve their goals in an independent Palestinian state.
Although Hamas’ attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023 supported the group that has risen in Gaza and the West Bank, it has been decreasing since the fighting continues. In a survey of the Palestinian Center for Policy and Investigation in September, public opinion has fallen between the cutting of Gaza and the increase in the death toll.
The recent demonstrations came after a two-month ceasefire between Israel and Hamas overturned to exchange Israeli bail, which were kidnapped on October 7 in front of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli prisons.
Israel has renewed its relentless air strikes on the stream and hundreds of other civilians have been killed in an attack on Hamas. The civilians who have returned will find themselves in the center of a war zone in the hope of rebuilding their homes and lives.
“People have been under Israeli explosions since October 2023. They don’t want the war to continue. Hamas must accept the fact that the majority of Gaza people want to end this war and certainly have the right to express their views freely,” Habib said.
Palestinians in Bethlehem Lahya, in the northern Gaza Strip, chanted slogans in protest that calls for an end to the war with Israel – AFP
Hamza Hawidi, who is currently living in Europe in Europe, has been tortured and imprisoned twice by Hamas, first in 2019 and then in
He warns that Hamas now says that those who have been killed and killed are collaborators, a crime punishable by death. In Gaza sources, at least six others have been killed and described as collaborators.
After his first arrest, he told the Telegraph that he had been given a “Welcoming gift” in prison.
“Everyone in the prison tortures and humiliated, it is how to meet you,” he said. “They drew a bicycle on the wall and told me to ride it – if it doesn’t show that you’re riding it, they’ll beat you. They want you to feel anything.
On Saturday, Hamas President Khalil al-Haya said the group had agreed to a proposal that security sources said included the release of five Israeli hostages a week. But he said the laying of his arms, as Israel had requested, was a red line that wouldn’t cut Hamas.
On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated a call for Hamas to disarm and to leave Gaza for his leaders because he promised to increase pressure on the group and continue its efforts to return hostages.
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