Gaza protests against Hamas show no signs of slowing down

https://www.jns.org/gaza-protests-against-hamas-show-no-signs-of-slowing-down/

Posted by Cannot-Forget

6 comments

  1. Protests continue in northern Gaza for the third day (!). Demonstrators chant against Hamas, calling for its removal. Signs read, “We want to live” and “Hamas out”.

    A resident says Hamas isn’t the resistance, families are suffering while leaders stay abroad. Southern Gaza clans ask families to stop supporting Hamas.

    Videos show Hamas abusing civilians. Israeli PM Netanyahu says the protests prove Israel’s policy is working. Protesters demand an end to the war and Hamas rule.

    A few vids from Twitter:

    https://x.com/afalkhatib/status/1904582114885910999

    https://x.com/EFischberger/status/1905283011421053155

    https://x.com/AlinejadMasih/status/1904895442065780773/video/1

  2. An interesting turn of events but I have a hard time believing it’s organic or real. Entirely too convenient, and Hamas had a history of brutally murdering dissenters.

  3. Its amusing to think protests would do anything
    They’re not in some Western democracy. if they want change, they need a revolution, not a protest.
    A revolution that ends up with Hamas heads rolling…

  4. I just want to point out that the general population turning on Hamas doesn’t not mean that they are suddenly against the concept of ‘armed resistance’ against Israel. It means that this war has been an abject failure for them. They are afraid for their lives and property and they want this episode to end, but don’t expect them to suddenly support lasting peaceful relations with a neighbor they view to be an illegitimate oppressor occupying their land.

    Best to approach stories like this with a healthy amount of skepticism.

  5. A couple of questions?
    1. Do you guys think this is entirely organic or at least partly supported by CIA/Israel etc…
    2. Would the other Arab nations put thier weight behind this
    3. Now that this has kinda blown up, wouldn’t it be very difficult for Hamas to put this down through use of force. and does that mean it’s days are numbered

  6. They are protesting because they lost not because they seek peace, coexistence, and economic trade with Israel.

    Free a few hostages and then we can talk and take you seriously. 

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