Gaza's Defiant Voices: Rare Protests Erupt Against Hamas
Residents of Gaza, including Beit Lahiya and Jabaliya, have taken a rare step by protesting against Hamas amidst renewed conflicts with Israel. The communities express frustration with war-induced trauma, demanding concessions from Hamas while grappling with immense challenges from the ongoing conflict.

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Hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets of the Gaza Strip, voicing their discontent with both Hamas and the ongoing war with Israel in an unusual public protest. Witnesses report a significant gathering in Beit Lahiya, where demonstrators chanted 'Hamas out!' amidst destruction and trauma.
The protest, originating with just a small group, swelled to over 2,000 participants. The crowd carried signs demanding an end to the bloodshed, hoping their actions may push Hamas toward concessions. Family elders from Beit Lahiya publicly supported the demonstration.
Demands surged as renewed Israeli strikes intensified, recalling an unresolved hostilities timeline. Israelis argue for hostage returns and Hamas disarmament, while Palestinians face mounting casualties and displacements in the ongoing war.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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