Hundreds have joined the largest anti -Hamas protest since the start of the Gaza war

Hundreds of people have participated in the largest anti -hamas protest in Gaza since the war began with Israel, while moving to the streets to demand the removal of power.

The demonstrators intervened, some of whom are armed with rifles and others who carry the hills, dispersed by force, and dispersed many of them.

Common videos on a large scale on social media were shown by activists who usually criticize young people walking in the streets of Beit Lahia, north of Gaza on Tuesday, chanting “going out, outside, Hamas.”

Hamas supporters defended the group, reduced the importance of the demonstrations and accused the participants of being traitors. Hamas has not yet commented.

The protests in Northern Gaza came a day after Islamic jihad gunmen fired missiles in Israel, prompting an Israeli decision to evacuate large parts of the Beit Lahia, which sparked public anger in the region.

Israel resumed its military campaign in Gaza nearly two months after the ceasefire, and blamed Hamas for his refusal to a new American proposal to extend the truce. Hamas, in turn, accused Israel of abandoning the original deal agreed in January.

Hundreds of Palestinians have been killed and thousands have been explained since Israeli military operations were resumed with air strikes on March 18.

One of the demonstrators, Muhammad Diab, residing in Beit Lahia, destroyed his home in the war and lost his brother in an Israeli air strike a year ago.

“We reject death for anyone, for the agenda of any party or interests of foreign countries,” he said.

“Hamas should step down and listen to the sound of sadness, a sound that rises from the rubble – it’s the most honest voice.”

Hamas has been the only ruler in Gaza since 2007, after winning the Palestinian elections a year ago and then he was violently expelled.

Footage of the town also showed the demonstrators shouting “below with the rule of Hamas, below with the base of the Muslim Brotherhood.”

Hamas has been the only ruler in Gaza since 2007, after winning the Palestinian elections a year ago and then he was violently expelled.

The open criticism has grown in Gaza since the war began, whether in the streets or online, although there is still that sincerely sincere and it is difficult to measure accuracy to the extent of the group’s support.

There was a long time before the war, although many of them remained hidden for fear of revenge.

Muhammad al -Najjar posted, from Gaza, on Facebook: “Sorry, but what is betting on Hamas exactly? They are betting on our blood, and the blood that the whole world sees as numbers.

“Even Hamas considers us as numbers. Relax and let us tend to our wounds.”

The war arose in Gaza due to Hamas’s attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, during which about 1,200 people were killed, especially civilians, and 251 others were taken into account.

Israel responded to the attack with a military attack in Gaza to destroy Hamas, which has More than 50,000 Palestinians were killedThe Hamas -running Ministry of Health said.

Most of the 2.1 million population of Gaza was displaced, many of them several times.

An estimated 70 % of the buildings were damaged or destroyed in Gaza, and health, water and sanitation systems have collapsed and there is a lack of food, fuel, medicine and shelter.