Uprising in Gaza: A Call for Change

Hundreds of Palestinians protested in northern Gaza against Hamas, demanding an end to the ongoing war. The protest reflects growing frustration among residents over the conflict. Tensions continue between Palestinian factions, with calls for Hamas to heed the people's demands. Israel's offensive has devastated much of Gaza, prompting new evacuations.

In a tumultuous display of public discontent, hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets in northern Gaza, voicing their demand for the end of conflict and the removal of the militant group Hamas. The rare protest comes amid a renewed Israeli offensive that has wreaked havoc on the region.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed the protest as evidence that Israel's military strategy in Gaza is effective. Meanwhile, senior Hamas official Basem Naim acknowledged the people's right to protest but criticized what he described as political agendas capitalizing on the situation.

The situation further reflects the diverging paths of Palestinian factions, especially as thousands have died and many more displaced in the crossfire. While Fatah urges Hamas to respond to public calls, the complex landscape of Gaza's governance suggests a challenging road ahead.

(With inputs from agencies.)