Anti-Hams protest in South Gaza Enter the third day

Palestinians took to the streets on the south of Gaza on the third day to protest against Hamas.

Hundreds of demonstrators were seen in a video posted in social media calling for the end of the war and to remove an armed group from Gaza. ‘Oh! They chanted.

Speaking against Hamas can be dangerous in gas and threats common in WhatsApp journalists on Tuesday, forbidding them to publish any “negative news that can affect the moral of people.”

Activists said the young people started protests on Monday and joined them to get food from the kitchens who still kept their pots.

The participants of the rally sent their anger to Hamas’s leadership after an interview with the high -ranking official Abu Zura themselves spread to social media.

Speaking over a podcasman, which originally aired in late March, he said that the war with Israel was “eternal”, adding: “We will be houses and produce dozens of children for each martyr.”

Video from the protest protest in Han UNISSHA MY young people who criticize Hamas for selling their “blood for the dollar … Those suffering from Hamas, remember that Gaza will dig your grave.”

In recent months, protests against Hamas have increased in Northern Gas, but the activists say the presence of the group in the south remained strong and still successfully submitted to the public.

International journalists, including those who have the BBC blocked by Israel from reports in gas and anti-Hamas mood, remains difficult to evaluate from afar.

Israel has been running daily air strikes on the UNIS HAND since Monday when Israeli army released residents With one of the largest orders for the evacuation this year, telling those who immediately went to the camp in the Coastal area of ​​Al-Mavas in the eastern half of the city.

One person we call Alao was among those who started protests. He agreed to talk to the BBC subject to anonymity, fearing Hamas repression.

“People no longer care about Hamas’s attempts to suppress their voice because they are literally dying from hunger, evacuation and explosions,” he said.

Alao, who came from Northern Gaza, said he needed to move about 20 times during the 19-month war and could not afford to buy a shelter tent.

Earlier in the prison for participating in Anti-Hamas actions in 2019, Alao stated that Hamas should be left.

“The resistance was not born with Hamas, and even if Hamas goes away, there will be other resistance persons (for Israeli occupation). But this current policy will cost us all Palestine and nations.”

“We just want our children to live in peace, and we have passed a message to the world to try our pressure opportunities in Israel and Hamas so that we can save us and our children from this war.”

Hamas’s public criticism has significant risks in Gaza.

In March, the 22-year-old Aid Aid was abducted and tortured to death by armed militants after participating in anti-Hams protests in Gaza.

There are reports that others were beaten, shot or killed for public confrontation of the group.

Alao said that on Monday, when their protest was approaching the hospital, a group of men ordered them to stop.

“There was one person who wanted to pull the gun but his friend stopped it. They could do nothing because they exceeded the number of protesters.”

Mumum al-Natur, who is a lawyer, a former political prisoner and co-founder of the anti-Hamas protest, we want to live: “Fatigue, effort and cost resettles push people to the uprising against Hamas, who refuse to surrender and convey the weapons.”

The United Nations states that since May 15, more than 57,000 people have been moved in South Gaza because of the order and evacuation.

According to the Ministry of Health, Hamas, 82 of them killed more than 53,000 people who died throughout Gaza.

Israel launched a military campaign to destroy Hamas after the group’s cross -border attack on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people, and 251 were taken to gas as hostages.