Hamas begins brutal crackdown on Gaza protests with torture, executions

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1. Hamas has launched a violent crackdown on protests in Gaza, executing six people and torturing others to silence dissent.

   One protester, Odai al-Rubai, was abducted, tortured for hours, and returned to his family dying.

   Other activists have been kidnapped, beaten, or shot, while many remain missing.

   Residents accuse Hamas of suppressing the media and preventing reports on the abuses.

   Despite the threats, mourners at al-Rubai’s funeral openly condemned Hamas, with fears that the crackdown could spark further unrest.

2. They are able to fight their own, but not their enemies.

3. Somehow it’s Israel fault ….

4. What a lovely bunch. There’s no better example than this to show all the human rights organizations why first and foremost, the Palestinian people need to be freed from Hamas(and the PLO that does similar things to its dissidents), way before freeing itself from Israeli occupation. This is also a prime example to the state of “journalism” in a place like Gaza, as if you can receive a real image from those who have their heads underneath the guillotine at any given moment.

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