Hundreds of stage, Gaza protest against Hamas, an invitation to the end of the war with Israel

Hundreds of Palestinians in northern Gaza protested the demand to end the war and repeat “Hamas outside”, in a rare public presentation of the opposition to the armed group that ignited the last war with its attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel.

Northern Gaza was one of the most destroyed in the pocket since the conflict began. Most of the buildings in the densely populated area have been reduced to the rubble and most of the population moved several times.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rushed to say that the protest showed that Israel’s decision to renew its attack was working in Gaza, where the Hamas police – the group’s executors – disappeared again after its appearance during the ceasefire.

“Outside, outside, Hamas comes out,” the one that was seen in one of the functions published on X chanted, apparently from the Beit Lahia area in Gaza on Tuesday. It has been shown that people are walking on a street that was damaged by the war.

“It was a spontaneous gathering against the war because people are tired and have no place to go to,” said one of the witnesses, who spoke on the condition that his name is not used for fear of revenge.

“Many chanted slogans against Hamas, not all people, but many, saying” Hamas. “” People are exhausting and no one should blame them. “

The jobs began to circulate widely late on Tuesday. Reuters managed to confirm the video site through the buildings, facilities columns and road planning that matches satellite images in the region. Reuters could not independently verify the history of the video. However, many videos and joint photographs on social media showed protests in the region on Tuesday.

In other jobs, he read one of the banners kept by the crowd “enough wars”, while people chanted: “We do not want war.”

“Suspicious political business schedules,” says Hamas.

The chief official base in Hamas Naim said that people have the right to protest against the suffering that caused the war, but he denounced what he said was a “suspicious political agenda” that exploits the situation.

“Where are they, what is happening in the West Bank?” He said. “Why don’t they protest the aggression there or allow people to move to the streets to condemn this aggression?”

The comments, which reflect tensions between the Palestinian factions on the future of Gaza, came several hours after inviting the movement of the Fatah Hamas competition to “respond to the call of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.” Fateh leads the Palestinian Authority in the occupied West Bank.

More than 50,000 Palestinians were killed by the Israeli campaign in Gaza, after gunmen led by Hamas attacked the societies in southern Israel on October 7, 2023, killing 1,200 people and kidnapped 251 hostages, according to the Israeli.

A large part of the narrow coastal pocket has been reduced to the rubble, leaving hundreds of thousands of people who own tents or buildings.

Netanyahu says Israeli policy

Hundreds of thousands of residents who fled to the south of Gaza earlier in the war returned to their destroyed homes in the north after they entered the ceasefire in January.

Now, Israeli evacuation orders were broken after its re -attack on March 18, which lasted the two -month trial, during which Hamas handed over more hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners and detained in Israeli prisons.

“All Gaza is in ruin and now we ordered the occupation to leave the north again, where do we go?” The witness said in the protests.

Netanyahu said the protests showed that Israel’s policy was working.

“In recent days, we have seen something unprecedented – open protests in Gaza against Hamas’s rule. This indicates that our policy is working. We are determined to achieve all the goals of our war.”

Since Israel resumed its strikes on Gaza, saying that its goal is to completely dismantle Hamas, nearly 700 people, most of them women and children, were killed, according to Palestinian health officials.

Hamas deployed thousands of police forces and security forces throughout Gaza after it entered the ceasefire in January, but its armed presence has declined sharply since March 18 when the main Israeli attacks resumed. Less police attended in some areas, while members and leaders of the armed wing were out of the radar to avoid Israeli air strikes.

While official communications aimed at restoring the process of shooting on the right track, they continued, there were no minimal signs of penetration on central issues, including future governance of Gaza’s tape.

Hamas took control of Gaza in 2007 in the elections that swept the Fatih group of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. The pocket has been ruled since then, which provides a large space for the opposition. Some Palestinians express caution against speaking publicly against the group publicly for fear of revenge.

The two movements were at odds for years and failed to meet the differences in the future of the post -war in Gaza, which the Palestinian Authority says must be subject to its authority.

Hamas says, with the expression of preparation for a retreat from an active part of the government, it must participate in choosing any administration that comes after that.